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.
Linear Heat Detection for Floating and Fixed Roof Tanks
A floating roof tank is a storage tank that is commonly used for storing large quantities of oil or gas. Floating roof tanks are often large open-topped cylindrical steel shells with a roof that floats on the top of the liquid. The roof falls and rises as the levels of liquid in the tanks changes. This means that there is little or low vapor space in the tank, eliminating breathing losses and reducing the evaporative loss of the stored liquid.
Product of the Month – FyreLine Analogue Linear Heat Detection System
For July’s product of the month we will be featuring our very own FyreLine Analogue Linear Heat Detection System. This system consists of a control module and detection cable, that is designed to interface with a standard fire alarm panel or addressable monitor module. This makes the FyreLine Analogue Linear Heat Detection System easy to install and cost effective.
Fire Alarm Systems – Education Sector
Formal education usually takes place in a school environment with classrooms of multiple students, taught by a qualified professional. Educational facilities often accommodate a large number of students and staff, ranging from as young as two or three right past retirement age, including some with special needs. Therefore it is essential that these buildings have a safe and reliable fire detection system.
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.
