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.
Fire Alarm Systems – Hotel & Leisure Sector
Buildings in the hotel and leisure sector such as theaters, cinemas, hotels and sports stadiums have distinctive obligations with regards to life safety. They are busy, hectic environments in which accommodate a large quantity of people across a number of different areas and floors. Therefore, it is essential that fire is detected swiftly to, ensure a quick and efficient evacuation of the building to prevent injuries or fatalities.
Using Linear Heat Detection for Escalators
An escalator is a moving staircase that is used to carry people between the floors of a building and often used where a lift or elevator would be impractical.
Using Linear Heat Detection for Car Park Applications
Multistorey and underground car parks are widely used to provide ample parking for shopping and entertainment complexes, hotels, hospitals, offices and many other business or residential properties.
Using Wi-Fyre with an existing conventional fire alarm system
The conventional fire alarm system is most commonly used in small properties where detailed information on device locations is not normally required and where zones are used for identification.
