Product Spotlight – Wi-Fyre Wireless Optical Detector
Wireless fire detection systems have been available for some time now. Modern wireless technology provides a reliable, easy to install battery powered solution for temporary or permanent applications. The biggest advantage of wireless fire detection is that it is completely wire-free; it eliminates the need for lengthy cable runs, can be installed without causing too […]
Lithium-ion Battery Rack Monitoring – Handpicked Solutions by Eurofyre
Batteries are commonly used to provide back-up or uninterruptible power systems. Often installed into racks located in a dedicated battery room, they provide power support for data centres, telecommunications systems and other computer equipment to ensure constant operation in the event of power failure. These batteries can provide minutes, hours or even days of power […]
Product Spotlight – FyreLine Analogue Controller
FyreLine Analogue is a robust, cost effective and easy-to-install linear heat detection system from Eurofyre. It provides an early warning of overheat or fire events and is designed to interface with standard fire alarm panels or addressable monitor modules. FyreLine Analogue heat sensing cable can detect excess heat at any point along its length. It […]
Why Choose Eurofyre When Designing/Installing a VESDA-E VEA System?
VESDA-E VEA Aspirating Smoke Detector Introduction The VESDA-E VEA is an addressable aspirating smoke detector from Xtralis. It combines the reliability of VESDA early warning systems with pinpoint addressability to deliver a truly unique detection solution. VESDA-E VEA detectors are housed in an IP40 rated enclosure and employ a powerful pump that supports micro-tube lengths […]
Atrium Aspirating Smoke Detection- Handpicked Solutions by Eurofyre
An atrium is a large open-air or skylight covered space in a building. Atria were a common feature in ancient Roman buildings, providing light and ventilation to the interior. Modern atria are usually several storeys high with a glazed roof or large windows and are typically situated just beyond the main entrance of a building. […]
