Fire Alarm Systems – Train Stations
A train station is a facility where trains regularly stop to load or unload passengers or freight. Train stations typically have at least one track-side platform and a station building or depot. Most train stations have other facilities such as ticket booths, waiting rooms, restrooms and, in some cases, shops and restaurants.
Fire Alarm Systems – Apartment Blocks
Apartment blocks, commonly known as flats in the UK, are residential buildings that are divided into multiple dwellings, usually over a number of storeys. These buildings can vary in size and range from small low-rise structures to colossal skyscrapers. Currently, the tallest residential building is 432 Park Avenue in New York which stands at 426m tall and features 125 apartments across 96 floors.
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.
Fire Alarm Systems – Parking Facilities
Car parking facilities are typically used to save space and provide parking for entertainment, business and shopping purposes such as cinemas, hotels, offices, shopping centres and hospitals. Underground and multi-storey car parks offer a more secure solution, however, contain a range of fire risks.
New Fire and Smoke Alarm Regulations For Homes in Scotland
Following the devastating fire that claimed 71 lives at Grenfell Tower last June, all homes in Scotland will soon be required by law to have a minimum number of working smoke detectors installed.
