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Luxury Hotel Renews Fire Alarm Lifespan, Acquiring Advanced, Code-Compliant Technology at Minimal Expense

Marion County School District Continues Farenhyt System Upgrades

NOTIFIER by Honeywell announces the release of digital content models of its most popular ONYX Series fire alarm control panels for Architects, Engineers and Consultants utilizing BIM to create digital models of a building's design and construction.

Fire-Lite Alarms by Honeywell, is offering an unprecendented number of fire alarm trainings throughout the U.S. this year, which qualify attendees for CEUs (Continuing Education Credits). The 2011 training schedule is comprised of three courses covering hands-on installation and programming utilizing the latest equipment from Fire-Lite Alarms and Honeywell Power Products. While all course content has been updated with new products and tools, the two-day Fire-Lite Systems class remains free-of-charge.

New Emergency Communications Offerings Provide Cost-Effective, Remote Control Capabilities - Gamewell-FCI by Honeywell has expanded its emergency communications systems capabilities with a second version of its Local Operator Console (LOC) used to remotely control emergency messaging and system operation. As major components of mass notification systems, LOCs are required by the Department of Defense (DoD) on all U.S. military installations, and prescribed by NFPA 72: National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code for commercial facilities.

NOTIFIER by Honeywell has earned International Building Code (IBC) seismic certification on its entire portfolio of fire alarm and emergency communications systems. All conventional and addressable fire alarm control panels, digital voice command systems and networking components, including NOTIFIER's ONYX FirstVision™ touch screen display for first responder scene assessment, passed a series of lengthy shake tests performed by a Certified Seismic Qualification Agency.

Fire-Lite Alarms by Honeywell announces the fire protection systems on the Miles College campus in Fairfield, Ala., have been updated by fire alarm and security integrator Protection 1 using Fire-Lite Alarms' MS-9600UDLS addressable fire alarm systems. Utilizing an existing IP network for fire alarm reporting to Protection 1's central station, the school was able to boost the reliability and response time of fire alarm communications while eliminating the cost of two phones lines per system.

The British Safety Industry Federation (BSIF) has awarded its 2011 Product Innovation Award to the Howard Leight® QuietDose™ in-ear dosimeter. The award, which is designed to recognise new and innovative products that contribute to improvements in occupational safety and health, was presented at the RoSPA Occupational Health and Safety Awards Gala Dinner held during Safety and Health Expo 2011.

Silent Knight by Honeywell has expanded its portfolio of Farenhyt fire alarm systems with the release of a new high-capacity fire fighter telephone system. Capable of supporting up to 72 telephone connections with as many as 10 phones in use at one time makes the IFP-FFT one of the industry's largest-capacity fire fighter communications systems.

Simple Software Application Helps Fire Alarm Dealers Customize Bill of Materials NORTHFORD, Conn., December 17, 2010  Silent Knight by Honeywell (NYSE: HON) introduces the SKST (Silent Knight Selection Tool) software application designed for fire alarm dealers to easily configure a bill of materials for any IntelliKnight™ addressable or conventional fire alarm system Silent Knight currently offers through wholesale distributors.

Half-Day Seminars Educate Architects, Engineers and Facility Managers on Life Safety Codes, Trends and Solutions NORTHFORD, Conn, December 16, 2010 - NOTIFIER by Honeywell (NYSE: HON) will host a series of free educational seminars in 13 major cities throughout the U.S. Industry experts from NOTIFIER and guest speakers such as Consulting Engineer Jack Poole P.E. and former New York City Fire Commissioner (1996-2002) Thomas Von Essen will cover the latest codes, trends and solutions in fire protection and emergency communications (a.k.a. mass notification) systems relative to the needs of today's architects, engineers and facility managers. Four CPD (Continuing Professional Development) credits will be given to each attendee.

Combines Sperian Protection and Honeywell Safety Products William Hayes Named as President of Combined PPE Businesses MORRIS TOWNSHIP, N.J., December 3, 2010 – Honeywell (NYSE: HON) today announced it will combine Sperian Protection with Honeywell Safety Products to form One Global Personal Protective Equipment business. The combined business will be called Honeywell Safety Products and will continue to be part of the Honeywell Automation and Control Solutions Life Safety business. William Hayes, current president of Honeywell Safety Products has been named President of the combined entity.

Gamewell-FCI by Honeywell is now a GSA (General Services Administration) Schedule No. 84 supplier of advanced fire alarm and mass notification (a.k.a. emergency communications) systems. Under GSA Contract No. GS-07F-0087X, Gamewell-FCI can supply government entities with state-of-the-art fire protection products, supported by its nationwide network of Platinum Associate Engineered Systems Distributors.

Honeywell (NYSE:HON) Power Products introduces the IPGSM-COM , a UL-listed primary fire alarm communicator providing Contact ID reporting via IP (Internet Protocol) or GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) cellular pathways. While simple to install and operate, the IPGSM-COM offers a more reliable, cost-effective monitoring alternative by eliminating the communications difficulties and monthly charges generally associated with legacy circuit-switched phone lines. The IPGSM-COM is UL-Listed to provide full Contact ID data reporting for virtually any fire alarm control panel.

Honeywell announced it has completed its acquisition of Sperian Protection for approximately USD $1.4 billion, including the assumption of net debt. Sperian Protection is a leading provider of personal protective equipment (PPE), and will be combined within Honeywell’s Automation and Control Solutions’ Life Safety business.

Honeywell (NYSE:HON) Power Products announces Mid-Atlantic Representatives, Inc. as its new sales force in the Northeastern territory. The sales team of David Lund, Joe Camarata and Jack Bollus are to represent the entire Honeywell Power Products portfolio throughout the states of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont and Maryland.

Silent Knight by Honeywell provided a two-day training designed to familiarize Rochester, N.H., fire fighters with the most current fire protection technologies and codes. In-between emergency calls, the department's two shifts of 19 men and women received an overview of the latest NFPA (National Fire Protection Association), International Building and National Electrical codes. Demonstrations of common fire alarm systems' configurations and capabilities were given utilizing the latest technologies in the Farenhyt and IntelliKnight product lines from Silent Knight. Representatives from System Sensor and Honeywell Analytics also covered new advances in CO (carbon monoxide) detection, gas detection and voice evacuation intelligibility.

NOTIFIER by Honeywell introduces the new System Sensor FAAST™ (Fire Alarm Aspiration Sensing Technology) detector with five alarm levels to provide advanced warning of smoke while virtually eliminating false alarms. As an integral component of a NOTIFIER fire alarm system, FAAST smoke detection from System Sensor delivers rapid, more precise protection to high-value, high-security and mission-critical facilities, even in the most challenging environments.

Silent Knight by Honeywell introduces an IP Communicator designed to enable the transmission of fire alarm system information to a central monitoring station via any standard IP (Internet Protocol) line. By sharing a facility's existing IP line, the IP Communicator eliminates the cost of two phone lines for fire alarm communications and monitoring. In the case of one New York retail establishment, this resulted in a savings of nearly $800 a year.

The first of what UC Santa Barbara officials hope will be a network of five mass notification warning system speakers has been installed on the roof of Kerr Hall in the heart of the UCSB campus.