Notifier, Fire-Lite, Silent Knight

[hhenry1234]

@NewAgeServer

There’s actually a fourth brand you didn’t mention – that’s Gamewell-FCI.

My theory of how this group of companies is organized is like this.

System Sensor provides addressable devices, detectors, modules, and components for the other four brands…

Notifier is at the top, because they get most of the new technology first (with the exception of the GWFCI S3)
Gamewell-FCI is next, they get what trickles down from Notifier.
Silent Knight is next, they develop unique systems that are inexpensive and easy to use.
Fire-Lite is last, who is the cheapest but also serves to fill the “holes” in the product lines of the other three brands – primarily conventional with the MS-2, MS-4, MS-5UD, MS-10UD.

Somewhere in this list is Honeywell Life Safety, a corporate brand sort of similar to Simplex that uses modified Notifier products. Their purpose is to engineer, install, and service surviving Honeywell DeltaNet systems and also to handle HUGE fire systems in high rises or very large complexes (such as Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, MA).

Did not realize Gamewell-FCI was part of Honeywell. Is this the same sort of idea with Siemens and Cerberus-pyrotronics?