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Subject: Fire Protection In the Computer Room
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Date: Sun, 24 Apr 2005 08:12:46 -0400
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I recently had a request from an associate asking for some ideas behind
securing adequate fire prevention inside their computer room area. A dozen
years ago or more I remember HALON as a solution but I have no clue if that
is still within standard fire code or environmental laws...or, for that
matter, if it is even used anymore. I have not had to address the question
in a very long time and would greatly appreciate any input on the subject.

Thanks,

 Rick Rayburn
NYC

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