Product Spotlight – Morley-IAS Max Addressable Fire Alarm Panel
Morley-IAS, a subsidiary of Honeywell International Inc., was formed from the acquisition of Morley Electronic Fire Systems in Newcastle and Barnsley in 1997 and IAS Electronics in Kent in 1998. Both were well established, independently owned UK companies with enviable reputations for producing innovative fire products. Combining the strengths of these two companies, Morley-IAS Fire […]
FyreLine EN54 Fixed – Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) Linear Heat Detection
Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) are advanced technology solutions that store electrical energy in rechargeable batteries for later use. They serve as a crucial component in the modern power grid, allowing for efficient management of electricity supply and demand. BESS can store surplus electricity during times of low demand and release it during peak demand […]
Extending a Fire Detection System with Wi-Fyre Xenos
Fire alarm systems are an essential feature of most buildings. Whatever the purpose of the building, whether residential, commercial or industrial, fire alarm systems help to protect the buildings contents, the building itself and, most importantly, human life. Installing a fire alarm system can take a lot of planning and preparation. Larger installations can take […]
How to Maintain Low Loop Power Consumption when Installing Visual Alarm Devices
Introduction A Visual Alarm Device (VAD) is a signalling device designed for people with hearing impairments or in environments with high noise levels. VADs use flashing lights or strobes to indicate the presence of a fire alarm, providing an alternative to audible alerts. VADs cover three Visual Alarm Device categories “wall”, “ceiling” and “open” and […]
FAAST FLEX – Void Aspirating Smoke Detection
Ceiling voids are created when an additional suspended ceiling is installed, hanging from the structural floor slab above. These voids can be found in a variety of building types, including commercial properties, schools and hospitals. Ceiling voids are useful for concealing a variety of systems and elements such as wiring, HVAC services, security devices, detectors, […]
