VESDA for Government & Public Buildings
In the UK, a public building is narrowly defined as a building that is occupied by a public authority and frequently visited by the public. This can include buildings such as education facilities, hospitals, community centres, libraries, courts, information centres, government buildings, public housing and more; buildings that connect us to each other that define […]
Product Spotlight – Crisis Type A Red Fire Telephone
Introduction People who are disabled or that use a wheelchair can sometimes have difficulty evacuating a building during an emergency. Therefore, it is important that they are able to easily and efficiently call for help. That’s where Emergency Voice Communication (EVC) systems come in; they are there to provide two-way communication between the emergency services […]
Product Spotlight – FAAST FLEX Aspirating Smoke Detector
Introduction FAAST FLEX is an advanced aspirating smoke detection system from Xtralis. It has been designed specifically to provide Class A, B or C detection for areas up to 2,000m2 where configurability, sensitivity and very early warning of fire are required. These detectors deliver flexible and cost-effective smoke detection for a variety of different applications […]
Access Tunnel Linear Heat Detection – Handpicked Solutions by Eurofyre
Access tunnels are used to connect buildings or facilities for convenient passage of people and equipment. They allow personnel to travel quickly to areas such as mines, tube lines, power stations, construction sites and more. In some cases they are even used to provide quick access to different areas in larger buildings such as medical […]
Lithium-ion Battery Fire Challenges
Lithium-ion batteries are widely used around the globe. From powering our mobile phones to electric vehicles, Li-ion technology plays a big part in the world today. More recently, Li-ion cells are being used to provide backup power to facilities such as data centers, hospitals and anywhere else that may need a reliable back-up power source. […]
