New and replacement fire alarm systems designed around your building and fire risk assessment, installed neatly and handed over with full certification.
We review your building and fire risk assessment, then design to the right BS 5839 category.
Equipment, positions and options explained clearly, with no hidden extras.
Tidy, fire-rated installation planned around your premises.
Full testing, certificates, logbook and training for your team.
BS 5839-1 sets out categories of protection for non-domestic buildings, from systems that protect escape routes (L categories) to those that protect property (P categories). Homes and HMOs follow BS 5839-6 grades and categories. We recommend the right category from your fire risk assessment and explain why.
Conventional panels group devices into zones and suit smaller premises. Addressable panels, such as Advanced MxPro and Kentec Syncro, show the exact device in alarm, which suits schools and larger buildings. Wireless systems such as Ajax keep cabling to a minimum in listed, occupied or decorated buildings.
We use fire-resistant cable, route it tidily and plan disruptive work around your business or the school day. Sounders, visual beacons and call points are positioned so alarms are heard and seen throughout the building.
We link the fire alarm to access-controlled doors, magnetic door holders, lift and plant shutdowns, and monitoring where needed, and test every link at commissioning.
Older panels can become hard to repair as parts are discontinued. We can replace them in stages and often reuse sound existing cabling to reduce disruption.
Smaller premises often suit a conventional system. Larger buildings, schools and sites with many rooms usually benefit from addressable, because it shows exactly which device has activated.
Yes. You receive design, installation and commissioning certificates and a logbook, which you will need for your fire risk assessment and insurer.
Yes. We phase work around your business or school day, and wireless systems can reduce disruption further.
Yes. Doors on escape routes release automatically when the fire alarm activates.
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