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System Sensor history
System Sensor company history timeline
Formed in 1984 to focus on the fire alarm systems market, today System Sensor is one of the largest manufacturers of fire detection and notification products in the world.
1988 NOTIFIER expands to new 252,000 square-foot facility in Northford, Connecticut.
Despite the legislation, many people were slow to react and research showed that in 1993 only around 92% of homes had smoke detectors, although today they are installed in all homes as standard.
1996 NOTIFIER first with laser- based spot type intelligent detector.
2000 NOTIFIER first to release a fire and security monitoring system—the UniNet 2000—capable of interfacing with other manufacturers’ fire systems.
2004 NOTIFIER fire alarm systems selected to protect facilities and venues at 2004 Summer Olympic Games in Athens…ONYX Intelligent Sensing Introduces FireWarden series fire alarm control panel…Introduces ONYXWorks Integrated Fire Alarm and Security System.
2007 NOTIFIER achieves UL 864 9th Edition compliance—6 months ahead of required date…Introduces ONYX ExitPoint with voice.
2009 NOTIFIER Obtains FM 6320 Listing for Gas Detection on the NFS2-3030 fire alarm panel, an industry first…NOTIFIER extends limited warranty to 36 months for United States manufactured fire systems.
2011 NOTIFIER announces a combination photoelectric and carbon monoxide detector, FCO-851, for enhanced life safety in hotels, dormitories, apartments, condominiums, nursing homes and hospitals.
2013 NOTIFIER launches FirstCommand™, for small facilities that require voice evacuation or emergency communication systems.
2016 XAS Air Sampling Smoke Detection and FAAST XT Pro are added to the NOTIFIER portfolio.
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System Sensor competitors
| Company name | Founded date | Revenue | Employee size | Job openings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IDEAL INDUSTRIES | 1916 | $500.0M | 1,225 | 7 |
| Littelfuse | 1927 | $2.2B | 12,000 | 26 |
| Summit Electric Supply | 1977 | $470.0M | 525 | 37 |
| Acme United | 1867 | $194.5M | 552 | - |
| Hubbell | 1888 | $5.6B | 19,700 | 299 |
| Dover | 1955 | $7.7B | 23,000 | 500 |
| Warn Industries | 1948 | $60.0M | 500 | 6 |
| Robertshaw | 1899 | $1.7B | 7,000 | 5 |
| Harris & Bruno International | 1948 | $22.0M | 92 | 4 |
| Georg Fischer LLC | 1967 | $54.0M | 125 | 12 |
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