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On this episode, we dig into some advanced troubleshooting techniques for NAC and Speaker circuits and even have a little chat about toners and how they are used.
Thanks Steven and Tom!
*Apologies for my yappy dog in the background! Bad dog!
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Another episode with Deputy Fire Marshall John McBeth to explore the world of batteries and devices that we use around our home that have Lithium Ion Batteries.
https://www.oafc.on.ca/about/announcements/fire-news-headlines/office-fire-marshal-warns-ontarians-growing-lithium-ion
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Setpember 28th is Test Your Smoke Alarm Day! saved by the Beep is the campaign that the Ontario Fire Marshall's Office have on throughout Ontario and throughout Canada!
Please visit https://www.savedbythebeep.ca/resources for more information.
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As promised, here is the second part in our discussion on the changes to the Ontario Building Code for 2025.
Thanks to Lui Tai for being on the podcast once again!
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Cindy Leber has been in the Canadian Fire Alarm industry providing digital solutions for reporting for over 20 years! We talk about some of the history of reporting in Canada and where we are at with the recent changes in ULC Standards.
Aaron is also back to discuss a Standata recently released in Alberta for a clarification on smoke dampers.
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On this 40th episode (woah... 40 already!), we get into the codes and standards and how we go about updating them and the process of the hard-working committees, and how YOU can get involved and make a difference to influence the codes and standards!
Thanks to Tess Espejo from UL Solutions for being on the podcast to go over this topic.
We also have Aaron back for a codes corner to talk about the controversial topic of smoke detectors at the top of elevator shafts and the contemplated changes to the appendix item on whether a spot smoke detector at the top of a shaft should be considered a deficiency.
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Podcast for Canadian Fire Alarm Technicians and other people interested in the fire alarm industry in Canada.
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