Linear Heat Detection

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Railway Fires Leave London Commuters Stranded

Earlier this month, a fire broke out on a overground railway line in Southeast London between New Cross and St John’s Station.

Linear Heat Detection for Transport Terminals

A transport terminal is a central location where passengers or freight start or end their journey. Transport terminals can also be located within certain journeys if passengers need to change direction or the route contains more than one central stop.

Linear Heat Detection for Hazardous Areas

Many commercial or industrial buildings have designated areas used to house flammable substances. These areas are known as hazardous areas and are usually well labelled to make clear that the room contains dangerous substances.

Linear Heat Detection for Boiler Rooms and Plant Rooms

A boiler room, also known as a plant room or mechanical room, is a room or space in a building that is dedicated to mechanical equipment and its associated electrical equipment, separate from those intended for human occupancy or storage.

Linear Heat Detection for Warehouse Racking

Warehouse, or pallet, racking is shelving that is designed to store materials or products on pallets. It is used in most modern warehouses, manufacturing facilities, retail centres, and other distribution facilities.

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