Wireless & Addressable Fire Alarm System Integration
Addressable fire alarm systems are made up of a series of detectors and devices, each of which is assigned an address that allows the exact location of a fire event to be quickly identified. There are many advantages to using an addressable fire alarm system: You can quickly determine the location of a fire Specific […]
Wireless & 2-Wire Addressable Fire Alarm System Integration
Two-wire fire alarm systems work by allowing detectors, call points and alarm devices for each zone to all be wired into the same set of two-core wire. This means it only needs a single circuit per zone and does not require a separate sounder circuit. This type of fire alarm system is often the preferred […]
OSID Used in National Trust Property
The National Trust for Places of Historic Interest or Natural Beauty, more commonly known as The National Trust, is an independent charity and membership organisation for environmental and heritage conservation in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. The trust was founded in 1985 and now looks after more than 500 places of historic interest or natural […]
Upgrading and Updating Fire Detection Systems in Churches & Cathedrals
Churches and cathedrals have been built across the world for centuries. Some churches in existence today are very grand, iconic structures that date back hundreds of years, some are fine examples of more modern architecture and some are buildings that have been built on a budget or repurposed into places of worship.
Using Hybrid Fire Detection for Challenging Applications
Providing reliable fire detection for any type of property can have its challenges. Different environments come with different obstacles to overcome; some areas require specialist detection, some have limited access and some have restrictions in place to protect the aesthetics of the property.
