Merry Christmas from Eurofyre – 2021
Throughout 2021, the world has continued to adjust and adapt at the mercy of the COVID-19 pandemic. While vaccines have been rolled out, social distancing measures have been gradually reduced and some of the world have seen a glimpse of normality, it’s still not over and many of us are still finding ways to adapt […]
Product Spotlight – Crisis Type B Refuge Induction Loop Outstation
Emergency Voice Communication (EVC) systems provide two-way communication between people who need assistance with evacuation and the emergency services. EVCs are fixed, monitored and maintained communications systems that allow voice communication in either direction between a central control point and other points, known as outstations, that are located around the building. Outstations typically consist of […]
The Advantages of the Aspirating Smoke Detection Pipe Clip
Aspirating smoke detection provides fast and reliable detection of fire. It uses powerful aspirators to draw samples of air through a network of sampling pipes and into a detection chamber. The sophisticated detection elements within the detection chamber, and a series of complex algorithms, then analyse the sampled air. If any smoke is detected, the […]
Product Spotlight – FyreLine Digital Nylon LHD Cable
Introduction FyreLine Digital provides fast and reliable linear heat detection. It is available at rated temperatures of 68°C, 88°C, 105°C or 185°C to suit a wide range of applications and is not affected by dust and dirt or other contaminants. FyreLine Digital heat sensing cable is available with a variety of different outer coatings to […]
Product Spotlight – Crisis Type A Fire Telephone
Emergency Voice Communication (EVC) systems are used as a backup to traditional radio systems used by emergency services; they provide two-way communication between the outside world and those inside a building that may require assistance with evacuation during an emergency. An EVC system typically consists of a central location point with a number of outstations […]
