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Discover LudwigThe phrase "alarm factory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a place where alarms are manufactured or produced.
Example: "The new alarm factory in town has started producing state-of-the-art security systems."
Alternatives: "security alarm manufacturer" or "alarm production facility".
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When any alarm (factory installed or event surveillance software) is triggered, a log of monitor data from the event is stored in the central monitoring station.
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There can be no justification for the chilling reports that, when the fire alarm went off, factory supervisors told the workers that it was a drill, locked the only doors to the outside, and pushed them back up the stairs to the higher floors, where, once the stairwells filled with smoke and fire from the ground floor, they were doomed to perish.
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In 1903, a four-alarm blaze destroyed the factory, and according to The New York Times, some 50 firefighters barely escaped being crushed to death when a wall collapsed.
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At which point an alarm bell started ringing on the factory floor.
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