Hybrid Fire Detection For Museums
A museum is an institution which holds irreplaceable artefacts and other objects of a historical, artistic, scientific or cultural nature. Museums are open to the public and are popular tourist destinations, meaning efficient fire detection must be in place to, not only protect the lives of individuals, but also the irreplaceable objects.
How to Install VESDA in Low-Temperature Environments
A low-temperature environment is an area that contains a low ambient temperature, for example; cold storage freezer warehouses, frozen food processing plants or external areas in extremely cold climates.
Linear Heat Detection For Combine Harvesters
A combine harvester is a machine that has been designed to efficiently harvest a range of crops such as wheat, rye, oats, barley and corn. Combine harvesters are used in fields and yards across the globe and must be protected against fire.
Fire Alarm Systems – Call Centres
Call centres manage inbound or outbound calls and can be located within a company’s office building or in an independent building. A call centre typically has a large number of telephones, desks, computers and staff.
Hybrid Fire Detection For Banks
A bank is a financial institution authorised by the government which is open to the public to give individuals and businesses the opportunity to borrow or invest money, change their current money into a different currency or to open and close accounts for individuals and businesses to hold their funds.
