Linear Heat Detection for Automotive Manufacturing Plants
The automotive industry comprises a variety of companies and organisations involved in the design, development, manufacturing, marketing and selling of motor vehicles. The automotive industry is one of the biggest industries on the planet and manufacturing plants operate all over the world to meet the growing demand. Automotive manufacturing plants are usually responsible for the […]
Linear Heat Detection in Self Storage Units
Self-storage is an industry where storage space is rented to tenants. These spaces can be rooms, lockers, containers and/or outdoor space. Self-storage space is usually rented on a short-term, month-to-month basis to both businesses and individuals. Self-storage can be rented for any number of reasons. Individuals may need space to store their belongings after or […]
Lift Shaft Aspirating Smoke Detection – Handpicked Solutions by Eurofyre
Lifts, or elevators, are used to transport people or goods to different floors within a building. Usually, lifts are totally enclosed in lift shafts that rise vertically through a building. Lift shafts often terminate above roof level and can extend below ground if they are required to serve basement levels. These days, lift shafts are […]
The Advantages of and Suitable Applications for OSID
Some environments present unique challenges when it comes to reliable fire detection; high airflows, reflections, vibrations, building movement, steam, fog, dust and other obstructions all make reliable detection difficult. Xtralis OSID detectors are uniquely designed to overcome such barriers enabling early and reliable response to the presence of smoke. OSID detectors use dual wave-length beam […]
Product Spotlight – VESDA In-Line Filter
Aspirating smoke detection is widely used to protect a variety of applications from fire. This type of smoke detection is very fast and reliable and can detect the presence of smoke even before it is visible to the human eye. To achieve this, aspirating smoke detectors actively draw samples of air from the protected area […]
