Fire Detection in Heritage Buildings
Earlier this year, Clandon Park, an 18th-century mansion in West Clandon, Surrey, was severely damaged by fire. After a fire started in the basement and rapidly spread to the roof, only one room remained unscathed after the roof collapsed causing irreversible damage, despite the best efforts of over 80 personnel and 16 fire engines.
How Aspirating Smoke Detection Can Help Retailers Protect Their Supply Chains
Those of you that are familiar with our website, in particular our projects page where we detail projects that we have been involved with, will notice that a number of the projects we have worked on involve protecting high-end retail stores from fire.
Landlord Receives Prison Sentence for Breaking Multiple Fire Safety Laws
A man has recently been found guilty of a number of offences after a fire broke out at one of his properties killing two of his tenants.
Product of the Month – ProFyre Analogue Addressable Smoke & Heat Detectors
For October’s product of the month we would like to bring to your attention Eurofyre’s very own ProFyre Analogue Addressable Smoke and Heat Detectors. This stylish range of detectors has been designed to accompany our ProFyre A2 and A4 addressable fire alarm control panels and includes devices for several detection types.
Using Linear Heat Detection for Conveyor Applications
A conveyor belt system is a complex piece of mechanical machinery that is most commonly used to transfer materials from one place to another. Conveyor systems are often responsible for carrying flammable items, combine this with the fire risks that any mechanical equipment poses and you are left with some unique challenges when protecting a conveyor belt system from fire.
