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Honeywell Adds 6 Dealers to Service Certification Program Honeywell announced the certification of six dealers to the Honeywell Inte- grated Security (HIS) Dealer Service Certification program, which recognizes security dealers and integrators for pro- viding exceptional service in helping
their customers reap the benefits of inte- grated security systems.
The goal of the program is to achieve and maintain the highest level of dealer and end user satisfaction for security installations and service. It sets service
requirements for dealers who wish to attain service certification and measures their performance as well as “differen- tiate themselves from the competition and create value for their customers,” said Gene Iannaccone, program direc- tor, Honeywell Systems. Dealers can achieve platinum, gold or silver level designations.
The six dealers recently added to the program were North American Video, Pine Brook, N.J. (platinum level); Secu- rity Corporation, Novi, Mich. (platinum level); Security 101, Pompano Beach, Fla. (gold level); Preferred Technolo- gies Inc., Houston, Texas (gold level); Integrated Security Holdings Group, Marlton, N.J. (gold level); and Williams Electronics, Angola, Ind. (silver level). ■
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smoke alarms did not operate, the sec- ond’s performance was unknown, and the thirdwas functional. There was no available information about why there was no evacuation in the home that had the working alarm. The other three struc- tures did not have smoke alarms; 18 deaths resulted from those fires includ- ing nine children under age six. The report pointed out that, “all but one of the fires broke out between the hours of 11 p.m. and 7 a.m.” Five catastrophic fires took place in non-residential structures in 2009, including a homeless shelter, group home, boarding house, refinery gaso- line storage tank and a food preparation plant. Three of them had information on fire detection equipment. One structure — a boarding house — had operational heat detectors and smoke alarms which warned occupants. Another property had a smoke alarm system that was rendered inoperable by an explosion. A third did not have smoke detection equipment. ■
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