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Fire-Lite Contest Looking For Unique Fire Alarm System Installations

Aug 16, 2007

Fire-Lite Alarms, part of Honeywell’s Life Safety group, announced recently it is kicking-off its first annual Best-of-the-Best calendar competition. To hunt down the most dedicated installers worldwide, the company says, customers are being given the opportunity to promote their company and their most unique fire alarm system installations, large and small.

Competition entry is free and the top 12 installers, chosen by an arbitrary panel of judges, will be showcased in Fire-Lite’s 2008 Best-of-the-Best calendar, which will be distributed to dealers throughout each winner’s area, publicized at major industry events, and given to the top 12 installers for their own promotions.

FireLite.com will feature the 12 finalists and their success stories for one year. The top three installers will be awarded American Express gift cards in denominations of $1,000 for 1st place, $700 for 2nd place, and $300 for 3rd place.

Deadline for entries is Oct. 1. Entry form and complete contest rules can be found at www.firelite.com.

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