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When restrictions first hit in March 2020, the world was left in a state of uncertainty – dealing with risks never seen before and restrictions that meant, for many, the working week was very different.  Since that time, guidance has been clear – the vital work of the fire industry must continue – and it has – but what has been the biggest challenge?

In recent months, we have been working with leading fire system manufacturer – Global Fire Equipment (GFE) – to promote compliant functional testing of their range of detectors and to provide their customers with easy access to approved test solutions.

Our Solo 365 smoke detector tester is the approved method of testing Apollo’s innovative Soteria Dimension and, as part of Apollo’s recent launch campaign, you can now easily find out more about the features of this exciting detector and how to test it using Solo 365.

We recently asked this question on our social channels and put it to some of the delegates on recent training sessions.  The results are in and we will now be using these to help build our 2021 training schedule.

Since it was confirmed that the UK would leave the EU, we have been working hard as a business to identify any aspects of Brexit that may affect how we trade with with customers and suppliers.

At the recent online Fire Industry Association (FIA) AGM, two new appointments to the FIA Board were announced, including Detectortesters Managing Director – Robert Campbell.

As we approach the end of what has been a very different year for all us, please be aware of our business hours and delivery deadlines for the Christmas holiday season.