Eaton to Sponsor Technical Education Sessions

Smoke Alarms

 

Join Eaton in Cambridge on April 30th, OR London on May 6th for breakfast and valuable information that you need to know.

These sessions are designed to help inform, contractors and home builders on two important topics: the latest changes to AFCI in the 2015 CE code and the Visual signalling amendment for smoke alarms in the 2015 Ontario Building code.

Session Locations:

Cambridge:
Thursday April 30th
7:00am – 10:00am
Cambridge Hotel
700 Hespeler Road, Cambridge, ON
N3H 5L8

London:
Wednesday May 6th
7:00am – 10:00am
Lamplighter Hotel
591 Wellington Rd, London, ON
N6C 4R3 

This is an invite only event please follow the link to register. Click here to register! 

 

 

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