Modern Solutions for a Simplified Life
Residential Fire Alarm System
Our team of experienced technicians can install, replace or upgrade your current fire detection system. Our licensed experts take the upmost care during planning and installation. In addition to our high-end equipment, we provide you with around-the-clock, 24/7 monitoring, ensuring your system keeps your home and loved ones safe.
Modern Solutions for a Simplified Life
Residential Fire Alarm System
Our team of experienced technicians can install, replace or upgrade your current fire detection system. Our licensed experts take the upmost care during planning and installation. In addition to our high-end equipment, we provide you with around-the-clock, 24/7 monitoring, ensuring your system keeps your home and loved ones safe.
How Smoke Alarms Work
Ionization smoke alarms operate by creating a current between two electrically charged plates. When smoke enters the chamber, it disrupts this current, triggering the alarm. Photoelectric smoke alarms operate by using a steady light source and a light sensor. When smoke enters the chamber, the light is reflected, triggering the alarm.
Fire Alarm Response
If a sensor in your home is triggered we’ll respond immediately.
24/7 Fire Alarm & Smoke Monitoring
Our nationwide monitoring centers provide you with fast response around the clock.
- TMA Five Diamond Certified – The Monitoring Association (TMA) is pleased to present monitoring centers that are committed to the highest training standards in the central station monitoring industry.
- U.L. Listed – Underwriter Laboratories (UL) builds trust in the safety, security and sustainability of products, organizations, and supply chains – enabling smarter choices and better lives.
- NFPA Compliant – The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) is a non-profit, governing body that works to fight fire-related deaths and destruction.
CO Detection
Protect your loved ones from household emergencies with a combination carbon monoxide & smoke detector.
FIRE ALARM RESPONSE
If a sensor in your home is triggered we’ll respond immediately.
24/7 Fire Alarm & Smoke Monitoring
Our nationwide monitoring centers provide you with fast response around the clock.
- TMA Five Diamond Certified – The Monitoring Association (TMA) is pleased to present monitoring centers that are committed to the highest training standards in the central station monitoring industry.
- U.L. Listed – Underwriter Laboratories (UL) builds trust in the safety, security and sustainability of products, organizations, and supply chains – enabling smarter choices and better lives.
- NFPA Compliant – The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) is a non-profit, governing body that works to fight fire-related deaths and destruction.
CO Detection
Protect your loved ones from household emergencies with a combination carbon monoxide & smoke detector.
ASI partners with Becklar Monitoring Center to provide the best in professional security and monitoring. Learn more about Becklar Monitoring’s credentials
Know the Difference: Ionization Smoke Alarms vs. Photoelectric Smoke Alarms
Over the last 60 years, fire-related deaths have significantly declined. As smoke alarms became common through the later part of the 20th century, the number of fire deaths fell by nearly half. The ionization smoke alarm, still the most common type you will find today, is directly credited with saving many lives.
More recently, studies have shown that ionization alarms may not be effective enough in every fire, especially one that produces more smoke than flame. Compared with a photoelectric alarm, an ionization alarm typically responds only after dangerous conditions have already built up from a smoldering fire.
Smoky, smoldering fires are the more common kind, and they often start while people are asleep and most need an alarm to wake them. With over 30 years of experience with fire systems, All Systems Integrated Northwest will walk you through which alarm type suits your home and your budget.
Carbon Monoxide Detection
Carbon monoxide (CO) is an invisible, odorless gas that – if present in your home – could lead to carbon monoxide poisoning or death. CO is produced from various fuel sources that may be present in or around your home, such as natural gas, gasoline, oil and propane, coal and wood products. Appliances that serve as a source for CO include water heaters, dryers, ovens, furnaces, wood-burning stoves, charcoal grills and vehicles.
- Every year, at least 430 people die in the U.S. from accidental CO poisoning.
- Approximately 50,000 people in the U.S. visit the emergency department each year due to accidental CO poisoning.
- The most common symptoms of CO poisoning are often flu-like, including headache, dizziness, weakness, nausea, vomiting, chest pain, and confusion.
The good news is CO poisoning is easily avoidable and detectable with the right system. Detectors that double as a smoke alarm and CO alarm work together to keep your family safe. ASI frequently uses these sensors with our customers because of how important it is to have both for complete home safety.
Keeping Every Family Member Safe – Even the Fuzzy Ones
Smoke alarms are an effective tool to keep humans safe. When we hear one go off, we know it’s time to evacuate the building and get to safety. Unfortunately, our pets don’t. According to the U.S. Fire Administration, approximately 500,000 pets perish in house fires annually. Often times, this happens when homeowners are away from the house, unable to come to their pets’ rescue.
The most effective way to keep Fido and Felix safe is by using a monitored fire alarm system. Not only is the fire department notified immediately in the event of a fire, but they can be notified of any occupants inside.
All Systems Integrated provides 24/7 professional fire monitoring for all our fire system customers. Our monitoring center has a Five Diamond certification from The Monitoring Association and is committed to the highest training standards in the central station monitoring industry.
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