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Using Wi-Fyre for Glamping and Caravan Parks

Camping is becoming an increasingly popular holiday activity with many people opting for the cheaper and more local alternative to long haul flights and resorts. Due to the increased demand for camping holidays, more and more campsites are offering a spectrum of facilities, from a simple piece of land to pitch your own tent or […]

Linear Heat Detection in Ghost Town Tourist Attractions

A ghost town is an abandoned village, city or town that usually contains substantial visible remains. A town often becomes a ghost town due to a failing economy or natural or human-caused disasters such as floods, droughts, volcanic eruptions, war, pollution or nuclear disasters. Some ghost towns, particularly those that contain period-specific architecture, have become […]

Using Wi-Fyre for Travelling Circuses

A circus is a company of performers who put on diverse entertainment shows that may include clowns, acrobats, trapeze acts, tightrope walkers, jugglers, magicians and many more. Circuses come in all shapes and sizes and performances are often carried out in big-tops; traditional style, large tents that travel the world. Circuses are a popular source […]

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.

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