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> Im in the process of building out a new datacenter. I was
> wondering if
> anyone had any pointers to electircal and fire codes in
> California on fire
> supp
axed all firesupression
from the blueprints so Im looking for ammo to get an FM200/VESDA system.
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From: Howard C. Berkowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 24, 2003 7:57 AM
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Subject: Re: OT - Ethernet Fire Alarm [7:72749]
This is an
At 9:32 AM -0700 7/24/03, Wilmes, Rusty wrote:
>Im in the process of building out a new datacenter. I was wondering if
>anyone had any pointers to electircal and fire codes in California on fire
>suppression requirements in a datacenter.
>
>I've done some googling and havent found much.
>
>ONe o
This is an area where your local building inspectors and your
insurers aren't going to let you be creative. While local codes can
override, in general, you are going to have to comply with the rules
of the National Electrical Code and the National Fire Protection
Association. In turn, they gene
> My company's Facilities department manager mentioned in meeting that
> he was having someone cable our entire building to support a new
> fire/emergency alarm system, and I was just thinking that... hey...
> the whole place is already networked. Isn't there some kind of
> Ethernet-aware alarm or
m: Weaselboy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 22 July 2003 22:38
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Subject: OT - Ethernet Fire Alarm [7:72749]
> My company's Facilities department manager mentioned in meeting that
> he was having someone cable our entire building to support a new
> fire/emer
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Sent: 22 July 2003 22:38
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Subject: OT - Ethernet Fire Alarm [7:72749]
> My company's Facilities department manager mentioned in meeting that
> he was having someone cable our entire building to support a new
> fire/emergency alarm sy
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Sent: 22 July 2003 22:38
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: OT - Ethernet Fire Alarm [7:72749]
> My company's Facilities department manager mentioned in meeting that
> he was having someone cable our entire building to support a new
> fire/emergency alarm sy
Vital systems always have redundancy, so the IP alarm system makes sense if
there's a fallback method...
There are several serial-IP converters on the market which might help your
endeavor. Besides a company (let me dig in my catalogs) makes snmp enabling
devices for non-snmp stuff. That is, you c
First thought. A fire breaks out in the Core network area. Perhaps a 6509
bursts into flames. That brings the network down or at the very least makes
the spanning tree crap the bed for a good minute and a half. The alarm
doesn't go off (at least not in a timely manner) and people die. Looking
First thought. A fire breaks out in the Core network area. Perhaps a 6509
bursts into flames. That brings the network down or at the very least makes
the spanning tree crap the bed for a good minute and a half. The alarm
doesn't go off (at least not in a timely manner) and people die. Looking
> My company's Facilities department manager mentioned in meeting that
> he was having someone cable our entire building to support a new
> fire/emergency alarm system, and I was just thinking that... hey...
> the whole place is already networked. Isn't there some kind of
> Ethernet-aware alarm or
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