Connected Fire

Container Monitoring

Free

2.2for iPhone, iPad and more

Johnson Controls, Inc.

Developer

26.2 MB

Size

Sep 14, 2021

Update Date

Business

Category

17+

Age Rating

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17+

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Connected Fire Screenshots

iPad

iPhone

About Connected Fire

The Connected Fire Container Monitoring application by Johnson Controls, allows for continual monitoring of fire suppression systems for authorized personnel. Fire suppression is an integral part of many facilities uptime and business continuity. Maintain your or your customers uptime with real time fire suppression notifications and container pressure tracking. In addition to system configuration, the application will give alerts, all clears, and allow the user to check in on system status.

Utilizing Connected Fire as part of a fire suppression system enables ‘Pro-active intervention’ of the system, if container pressure is compromised because of environmental changes, damage to container or components, or any other reason for loss of pressure. This allows for scheduled maintenance for a system that is beginning to show loss in pressure with intelligent information about agent type, system pressure, and container location.