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Fire Alarmpedia is an encyclopedia where users document fire alarm systems. These pages are always accurate as they are confirmed by users going to those places and getting information from property websites/building permits. Fire alarm codings and loudness are confirmed by users hearing those alarms go off, as well as if they are two-stage. | Fire Alarmpedia is an encyclopedia where users document fire alarm systems. These pages are always accurate as they are confirmed by users going to those places and getting information from property websites/building permits. Fire alarm codings and loudness are confirmed by users hearing those alarms go off, as well as if they are two-stage. | ||
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Fire Alarmpedia was founded in 2020 as YYC Alarmpedia by three fire alarm enthusiasts | Fire Alarmpedia was founded in 2020 as YYC Alarmpedia by three fire alarm enthusiasts from Calgary, Alberta, Canada when they realized that there was no real "fire alarm wiki" and wanted a place where they can update any system upgrades and replacements without having to create a new forum. Since then, we have over 100 pages of building fire alarm systems, and right now we are focusing on making a gradual change to "Fire Alarmpedia" where any fire alarm system can be made as a page and not just in Alberta. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:18, 21 May 2024
Fire Alarmpedia is an encyclopedia where users document fire alarm systems. These pages are always accurate as they are confirmed by users going to those places and getting information from property websites/building permits. Fire alarm codings and loudness are confirmed by users hearing those alarms go off, as well as if they are two-stage.
Fire Alarmpedia was founded in 2020 as YYC Alarmpedia by three fire alarm enthusiasts from Calgary, Alberta, Canada when they realized that there was no real "fire alarm wiki" and wanted a place where they can update any system upgrades and replacements without having to create a new forum. Since then, we have over 100 pages of building fire alarm systems, and right now we are focusing on making a gradual change to "Fire Alarmpedia" where any fire alarm system can be made as a page and not just in Alberta.