Case Studies

Fire Alarm panel Installation for Polson Park Free Methodist Church, Kingston, Ontario

Polson Park Free Methodist Church

Built in 1961, the Polson Park Free Methodist Church is a thriving faith community in the heart of Kingston. They bring together families and individuals journeying together to become a community of love. The Church is very engaged in its community. From buying and distributing Christmas gifts to children, to distributing personal care items to the homeless, or taking hot breakfasts to people in shelters on New Years Day, they strive to make the love of God very practical and real in Kingston.

The Church needed to change their existing addressable fire alarm panel as a result of a central processing unit fault. The system was replaced with Maple Armor’s FW106 addressable panel by our partners at Oosterhof Electrical Services. Furthermore, the system now features Maple Armor’s FW511 smoke detectors, FW521 heat detector, FW721 manual stations, the FW811 Input Module, the FW851 Isolator Module. By retrofitting the panel, we were able to save the client money by using the existing horn strobes.

Thanks to Maple Armor’s user-friendly and easy to install fire alarm systems as well as Oosterhof Electrical Services’ expertise, the installation of the alarm panel only took one day and was completed by three technicians without any difficulties or delays.

We are so grateful to be Polson Park’s Methodist Church’s first choice in fire and life safety system so that they can have the peace of mind to continue spreading love within their community.

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Impact

Feedback from our partners has been overwhelmingly positive, confirming that the installation was executed flawlessly. We are proud to be protecting the people working at the FedEx facility, as well as the important parcels they are hoping to deliver across Canada.

We extend our gratitude to SI Alarms for their exceptional work on this large-scale project, contributing to the safety and efficiency of FedEx Canada’s operations in Winnipeg.