said by Splitpair :

Yes, but I'm willing to bet that is an interior door not an exit, as such it shall be equipped with a horn and strobe but is not required to have a pull station.

said by wilbilt :

Shouldn't there be a fire alarm pull station near the light switches at the exit door? All of our rooms (elementary school district) have a pull station at each exit door.

said by neonhomer :

The red one is a fire alarm. The white one looks like it has a yellow strobe or cover. I commonly see those as CO2 level alarms... probably a CO2 sensor on the wall somewhere, probably next to the zone sensor for HVAC.

said by cypherstream :

How do you like the procurve 2810's? I'm looking at possibly getting a few of those in 48 port densities.

As for the DL380, who doesn't have one?

said by ilikeme :

Why are there two fire alarms right next to each other next to the door in that last picture of the lab?

said by AMD Phreak :

The point that the other guys are trying to make is even though it really might not affect it operationally, it shows a clear lack in workmanship pride. Someone who really truly cares will take the time to dress out the blocks and the x-connects properly. If someone is cutting corners or has poor workmanship at the block, imagine what the rest of the plant looks like.

said by mediacoretex :

I'm sorry?
The telephone contractor installed all of the wiring and PBX.
It does not really matter to them or the administration as they have more important things to spend all of there money on.

said by mediacoretex :

One more picture of the main 66 blocks in the server room, the new part of the building has better wiring in both phone and data.