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❄️ Cold Weather Reminder: Fire Alarm Systems & Freezing Temperatures 🚨

As winter temperatures drop, it’s important to remember that fire alarm systems are also affected by cold weather—not just sprinkler systems.

The NFPA 72 – National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code requires fire alarm equipment to be installed, maintained, and operated in accordance with manufacturer specifications. Most fire alarm control panels, power supplies, batteries, and notification devices are not rated for freezing temperatures.

When fire alarm equipment is exposed to cold conditions, it can result in:
• Battery failure or reduced capacity
• Power supply issues
• LCD display and keypad malfunctions
• Condensation and corrosion as temperatures fluctuate
• False troubles, supervisory signals, or complete system failure

NFPA 72 also requires fire alarm systems to be maintained in operable condition at all times. If cold weather conditions compromise system reliability, the system may be considered impaired and no longer compliant.

🔥 Important reminders for building owners and managers:
• Fire alarm control panels and power supplies must be located in heated spaces
• Electrical rooms, riser rooms, and alarm panels should be maintained within the manufacturer’s listed temperature range
• Temporary heaters are not a reliable long-term solution
• Loss of heat should be addressed immediately

Cold weather failures often happen quietly—until the system is needed most.

If you have concerns about fire alarm equipment in unheated or marginally heated spaces, now is the time to address it.

📧 Contact H&H Fire Protection for inspection, service, or evaluation:

[email protected]
571-492-7640

Protect your system. Protect your building. Stay compliant this winter.

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01/21/2026

Sprinkler System Ready? ❄️ (freezing temps)

Cold weather can be brutal on fire sprinkler systems. Frozen pipes, cracked fittings, and impaired protection are common — and costly — when systems aren’t properly prepared and maintained for winter conditions.

A few proactive steps can make all the difference:
• Ensure heated areas stay above freezing
• Insulate exposed piping and valves
• Drain low points and auxiliary drains
• Verify antifreeze systems are tested and compliant
• Schedule routine inspections and maintenance

A frozen or damaged sprinkler system doesn’t just risk repairs — it can leave your building unprotected when you need it most. (Firewatch)
Winter preparation is about safety, reliability, and peace of mind.

If you’re unsure whether your system is winter-ready, now is the time to act. Prevention is always cheaper than emergency repairs.

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571-492-7640

Stay warm. Stay protected. 🔥

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12/14/2025

A good night, good food, and even better people. 🎄🔥
Grateful for the crew at H&H Fire Protection—the ones who show up early, and keep things safe all year long. This Christmas party was a small pause to laugh, eat, and appreciate the team that makes it all work. Proud of this group, proud of what we build together.