Linear Heat Detection for Void Areas
Suspended ceilings, also known as dropped or false ceilings, are secondary ceilings that are suspended from the structure above. Suspended ceilings do not just create a more aesthetic finish, they also create a void that provides a useful space.
Fire Alarm Systems for Museums
A museum is a building which houses objects of a cultural, artistic, historical or scientific nature which are stored and exhibited. Museums are permanent institutions within society and are open to the public, whereby a lot of research, exhibitions, committees and academic trips are carried out.
Linear Heat Detection for Electrical Cupboards
An electrical cupboard is an enclosure used to mount switches, displays and dials in order to prevent electric shock and protect the contents from the environment. Electrical enclosures can either be located indoors or outdoors and must adhere to a variety of regulations and requirements in order to keep people and the environment safe.
Fire Alarm Systems – Restaurants
A restaurant is a business that prepares and serves food and drinks to customers. Food is usually consumed on the premises, but some restaurants offer take-out or delivery services. The term restaurant covers a range of different eateries, from fast food chains to award winning Michelin-starred businesses.
FyreLine Linear Heat Detection for Thatched Roofs
Thatching is a very old roofing method that has been used in both temperate and tropical climates. Thatch roofs are built using dry vegetation such as straw, water reed, sedge, rushes or heather and are typically seen on old traditional cottages or heritage buildings. Other materials such as bamboo or palm leaves are also commonly used as thatching on roofs of tropical island resorts.
