Linear Heat Detection for Engine Bays
An engine bay is an area inside motorised vehicles such as cars, trains and aeroplanes where the engine is located.
Railway Fires Leave London Commuters Stranded
Earlier this month, a fire broke out on a overground railway line in Southeast London between New Cross and St John’s Station.
Linear Heat Detection for Transport Terminals
A transport terminal is a central location where passengers or freight start or end their journey. Transport terminals can also be located within certain journeys if passengers need to change direction or the route contains more than one central stop.
Linear Heat Detection for Road and Rail Tunnels
A tunnel is an underground or underwater passageway that is dug through the surrounding soil, earth or rock. Except for usually an entrance and an exit at either end, tunnels are completely enclosed. Tunnels are used for a number of different purposes, however, one of their most common uses is to provide a passageway for foot or vehicular road traffic and/or rail traffic.
Using Video Smoke Detection Technology In Hangars
Aircraft or spacecraft are often stored in hangars to protect them from the elements and create a safe and suitable environment for routine maintenance. Aircraft hangars can contain hundreds of thousands of pounds, or even millions of pounds worth of equipment, which means that the consequences of a fire could be financially devastating. Not only could a fire cause costly damage to an aircraft but loss of revenue due to a working aircraft being taken out of service could be significant.
