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Category: Fire Alarm Systems

Fike Increase Twinflex Pro Warranty To 24 Months

Product warranties don’t just give you peace of mind as a customer, they also speak volumes for the quality & robustness of a product and the faith the manufacturer has in it. It is therefore very welcome news that Fike has extended the standard warranty on the complete Twinflex Pro range from 12 to 24 […]

Remote Monitoring of Fire Alarm Systems

In order to achieve maximum benefit from a fire detection system in the event of genuine fire activation, the fire services need to attend as quickly as possible. In many cases this is carried out satisfactorily by the occupants dialling 999. However, an automatic signalling system is likely to be of benefit if the size/complexity […]

HMO Fire Alarm Systems: where to start and what to consider?

How do we decide if flats and apartments need fire alarm systems? This is quite a complicated question and the answer varies according to which type of accommodation it may be, i.e. houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) or self-contained dwellings (flats or apartments), and of course on any specific risks and the number of storeys.

Conventional or Addressable Fire Alarm Systems?

Many installers have been installing conventional fire alarm systems for some considerable time and are very familiar with the technology. Of course, in the early days there were few options available and it was not uncommon to see comparatively large systems, e.g. 64 zones and above with quite complex control panels, running conventional detection circuits […]

How To Reduce False Fire Alarms

Despite efforts to raise awareness of the negative effects of false fire alarms, they are still a major concern and a drain on public and private funds.

What are fire alarm relays?

In an emergency you may wish your fire alarm system to perform a number of automated tasks – this could include grounding a lift or closing doors. To do this you will require fire alarm relays, devices which allow the automation of certain functions.

When Is A Fire Alarm System Required?

A fire alarm system is an invaluable tool in the protection of lives and property. As such it is required by law in the majority of cases to have one installed on premises where people will be working or visiting, including offices, shops, hotels and public venues.

Cut False Fire Alarm Costs

A new initiative by the FIA (Fire Industry Association) aims to help businesses and public organisations cut the cost of false alarms in their fire alarm systems.

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.