How to Maintain Low Loop Power Consumption when Installing Visual Alarm Devices
Introduction A Visual Alarm Device (VAD) is a signalling device designed for people with hearing impairments or in environments with high noise levels. VADs use flashing lights or strobes to indicate the presence of a fire alarm, providing an alternative to audible alerts. VADs cover three Visual Alarm Device categories “wall”, “ceiling” and “open” and […]
Hotel Wireless Fire Detection – Handpicked Solutions by Eurofyre
A hotel is a commercial establishment that provides accommodation, usually for a short-term stay. It typically offers amenities and services such as housekeeping, room service, concierge, and parking. Hotels come in different shapes, sizes and styles, ranging from budget to luxury, and may have different types of rooms such as standard, deluxe or suites. Some […]
The Fire Safety Event 2023
The Fire Safety Event, hosted at the NEC in Birmingham, supports industry practitioners, professionals and organisations in achieving and maintaining the very highest standards of fire safety management. The event showcases the latest products, technologies and solutions in fire safety and is the perfect opportunity for visitors to gain direct insight into improving business protection […]
Leisure & Hospitality Wireless Fire Detection – Handpicked Solutions by Eurofyre
The leisure and hospitality industry covers a broad category of fields within the service industry. This includes areas such as lodging, food and beverage services, event planning, theme parks, transportation and other tourism oriented industries. Leisure and hospitality facilities are located all around the world, are often open to the public and can welcome thousands […]
Heritage & Listed Building Wireless Fire Detection – Handpicked Solutions by Eurofyre
In the UK, a listed building is a structure of particular architectural and/or historic interest that deserves special protection. A listed building may not be demolished, extended or altered without special permission from the local planning authority. These buildings are often used as museums, stately homes, churches and cathedrals, castles and palaces, but can also […]
