Using VESDA in Areas Outside of its Operating Temperature Range
VESDA aspirating smoke detectors are used in a wide range of industrial applications; some of which are extremely challenging environments. On occasion, these applications require detectors to be installed in areas that are close to or outside the operating temperature range of the detector. These situations mean that designers often reject VESDA as an option […]
Linear Heat Detection in Timber Framed Buildings
Wood has been used in construction for thousands of years and is still one of the most widely used building materials. The construction industry has exploited the potential of wood to the fullest and it is now used to build a huge variety of structures. One of the most common uses of wood in construction […]
Upgrading Fire Detection Systems in Commercial Buildings
There are many reasons for which the fire alarm in a commercial building may need to be upgraded or extended. It could be to comply with new regulations, to bring the system up to speed to meet existing regulations, to cater for new requirements, to add additional devices for a new extension or outbuilding or simply just to replace outdated or faulty equipment. Whatever the reason, upgrading or extending a fire alarm system takes careful planning, preparation and budgeting.
The Benefits of a Hybrid Fire Detection System
Wireless fire detection is becoming more and more reliable and cost-effective. However, there are still some concerns around completely wireless fire alarm systems: are they reliable, are they affordable and are they secure? Well, one way to reap the benefits of wireless fire detection while mitigating the concerns around a fully wireless system is to combine hardwired and wireless detection technology to form a complete, hybrid fire detection system.
Hybrid Fire Detection for Escape Rooms
An escape room, also sometimes known as an escape game, is a physical adventure game in which players solve a series of puzzles to escape from a locked room. There is a variety of different types of escape room, but typically they can have teams of up to twelve people taking part, working their way through games and puzzles. Some of the most common features found in escape rooms include; locks and keys, a locked door, multiple rooms, hidden doors and a particular theme that the game is based around.
