this could be anything about devices companies and the founers.
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Gent (UK fire alarm manufacturer) first released their Vigilon addressable fire alarm panel in 1997, called the Gent System 34000 aka Vigilon by Gent
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In world war 2, Siemens took workers from nazi concentration camps to work in their factories. this was revealed in a legal issue in the '70s.
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thats pretty cool I have never knew that before
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Siemens is headquartered in Berlin Germany and I believe has had more lawsuits filed against them than the other existing fire protection companies.
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that’s likely because it is more than a fire protection company.
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They also are big in the train industry.
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Well, at least they did not k**l them.
actually, they indirectly did. working conditions were poor, so a lot of them died on the job.
Oops. I spoke too soon. 
I had no idea thats sad
it was nazi germany, after all.
Yep. (I am part German 
)(but my great-great-grandfather pulled out when the National German Socialist Workers party started gaining power.)
no worries, i am part german too.
Im part german on my dads side
This is a bit of a bump but, not only is Edwards in fire protection, but they also sell rebranded Sentry Sirens as their own EWS-V series sirens.
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