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The current global spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) has prompted Protectowire FireSystems to inform all of the company’s customers that there may be interruptions in their supply chain going forward as this crisis develops. The company has been monitoring their suppliers and working closely with them to ensure that any shortage or failure to supply is kept to an absolute minimum.

possibility of greater fluctuations

However, the Coronavirus situation is changing daily and there is always the possibility of greater fluctuations in the markets which may influence our ability to procure the necessary parts and supplies needed to support the customers. The company requests for the patience of their customers as they are work diligently with their suppliers and in some cases find alternative sources as needed.

They are also appreciative of the customers’ understanding and support as they all work through this global crisis. The company assures that for any questions or require additional information, the sales team can be contacted through their website or the contact numbers available on their official website.  

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