Systems are designed by engineers and project managers using current design software, fabricated and assembled in a dedicated panel assembly and testing facility, and fully functionally tested before customer acceptance, with auditable system verification to all relevant standards and designs.
PLC-based and TMR (triple modular redundant) systems, addressable and conventional, for hazardous and critical installations.
Fire alarm
Addressable and conventional fire alarm systems to EN, LPCB, UL and VdS standards.
Public address and voice alarm
PA/VA systems for clear instruction and evacuation messaging across plant, offshore and building environments.
Specialist detection
Very early warning (aspirating) smoke detection, flame, gas and linear heat detection, plus smoke, heat and CO detectors.
From design to service
01
Design
Engineers and project managers apply current design software and best-practice methods.
02
Fabrication and assembly
Deluge, foam and gas-extinguishing skids; panel assembly and testing.
03
Test and verification
Functional testing before acceptance, with auditable verification to the relevant standards.
04
Project management
Planning, co-ordination and control through one accountable contact.
05
Installation and commissioning
From conception through to hand-over.
06
Service and maintenance
Service agreements tailored to individual requirements.
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Fire alarm panel testing, illustrative.Flame detector, illustrative.
Frequently asked questions
What is a TMR system?
TMR stands for triple modular redundant: three independent processing channels whose outputs are compared, so that a single fault need not prevent the system from acting. It is typically specified for hazardous and critical installations.
Which fire alarm standards are covered?
Addressable and conventional fire alarm systems are supplied to EN, LPCB, UL and VdS standards, as the project requires.
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