Category M Fire Alarm Systems
Fire alarm systems generally fall in two categories based on whether they are designed to protect life or property. However, sometimes your fire alarm requirements may mean that you only need a category M alarm system – an alarm system that’s managed manually.
Category P Fire Alarm Systems
Depending on your requirements, your fire alarm system will generally fall into one of two categories – L or P. The system you require is based on the objective of the fire system i.e. whether it is primarily designed to protect Life (L) or Property (P).
New Disabled Toilet Alarms Now Available
Disabled toilet alarms are necessary to allow any disabled person to call for assistance if they encounter any difficulties or find themselves in an emergency situation.
Category L Fire Alarm Systems
Fire alarm systems are grouped into different categories. The category your fire alarm system falls into generally depends on the objective of the system – to protect life or property.
Fire Risk Increased By Hoarding
Hoarding is a serious problem that can cause a home to be filled with possessions which limit daily living, present a fire risk and prevent reasonable access to the property.
Fire Destroys Cardiff Flat
In Cardiff, South Wales, it has been reported that a fire, allegedly caused by an electric heater, has destroyed a flat in the Butetown area.
Water Detectors Give Warning of Floods
Many areas of the UK, especially Wales, have been affected this week by floods. While water detectors cannot prevent floods, they can give enough warning of water leakage that many families may be able to minimise water damage and evacuate their property safely.
Discount Fire Supplies Use Of Cookies
Following the recent Cookie Law (The Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2011) we’ve updated our Privacy Policy to explain to our customers what cookies are and how they are used on our website.
Manufacturer Spotlight: Jalite Photoluminescent Fire Signs
Jalite are manufacturers of photoluminescent fire safety signs. Their range of fire signs are formatted to conform to BS5499 and ISO 7010 to ensure that these signs can be universally seen and understood.