Linear Heat Detection for Lofts and Attic Spaces
A loft is an upper storey attic space or storage area in a building, just under the roof. In British buildings, lofts are usually accessed via a hatch and using a ladder or semi-permanent stairway. In the UK lofts are typically used as storage but are sometimes converted to rooms.
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 – 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.
Linear Heat Detection for Military Vehicles
A military vehicle includes all land transportation and combat vehicles designed for military forces. A lot of military vehicles have off-road capabilities or a vehicle armour plate and can vary in shape and size.
Linear Heat Detection Digital Interface Monitor Module
FyreLine Digital Linear Heat Detection systems provide fast, reliable and cost-effective heat detection for many different applications. FyreLine Digital can be connected directly to a single zone of a conventional fire alarm control panel or easily interfaced into an addressable loop. However, by combining Fyreline Digital with a FyreLine Digital Interface Monitor Module (DiMM), it becomes even more diverse.
