Linear Heat Detection for Transformers
A transformer is a component that reduces or increases the voltage of an alternating current. While they are very widely used in a wide range of environments such as offices, homes and factories, large scale transformers are also used in power stations to aid production and distribution of high voltage electricity by reducing energy losses during transmission.
Linear Heat Detection for Low Temperature Environments
Low temperature environments are areas that contain a low ambient temperature such as frozen food processing plants, cryogenic gas processing plants, cold storage freezer warehouses or external areas in extremely cold climates. When implementing a fire detection system in a low temperature environment, installation is similar to normal, however, certain precautionary measures are needed to ensure trouble free installation and operation.
Fire Alarm Systems – Manufacturing Plant
A manufacturing plant, or factory, is an industrial building which usually contains large amounts of machinery and constructive equipment. Manufacturing plants typically produce goods or use machinery to transform one product into another.
Fire Alarm Systems – Telecommunication Exchanges
A telecommunication exchange is a central system of switches and other equipment used to connect phone calls. One of the most basic functions of a telephone is its use in the public switched telephone network which provides connections internationally. Therefore, most telecommunication exchanges have the ability to provide a connection for a range of different networks such as cables, telephone lines and satellites.
Linear Heat Detection for Hazardous Areas
Many commercial or industrial buildings have designated areas used to house flammable substances. These areas are known as hazardous areas and are usually well labelled to make clear that the room contains dangerous substances.
