Detector Testers
Our latest site visit with a fire maintenance company provided an easy commute as we welcomed our service and maintenance provider, Fire Action, to our newly refurbished premises for our scheduled maintenance visit!
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We were recently invited to join Choice Fire & Security on site at Dolphin Square in Pimlico, London to witness their use of Testifire as part of a large project installing Hochiki multi-sensor detectors.
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Multi-sensor detectors have been around for a number of years. However, with recent research proving they prevent false alarms and, with an, increase in product choice – the number of multi-sensors being installed and requiring testing has risen significantly in the last two years.
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Since its launch, our Testifire solution has developed a loyal following worldwide. Now, with updates to standards putting further focus on how multi-sensors should be tested, Testifire has earnt a whole new group of followers.
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In a recent poll, 60% of respondents told us they experience re-alarms when testing. So, what can be done to reduce the risk of re-alarming detectors?
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In a recent post, we looked at the rise in popularity of multi-sensor detectors. A twitter poll* we ran supported the theory of a rise in popularity with 73% of respondents testing at least the same or more multi-sensor detectors than they were 2 years ago. Now, further research carried out by the Building…
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Minimising potential risks Fire safety is a subject which, unfortunately, still all too frequently grabs headlines around the world. However, with ever-evolving fire protection technology, practices and specialist standards, levels of safety are constantly improving. This said, notes Stephen Beadle of Detectortesters (No Climb Products Ltd.) there is no sense of complacency amongst governments, authorities…
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One of our most recognisable products are our red Solo access poles – and they’ll shortly be available in a new compact form as well as part of our new Urban Kits. Although a crucial piece of kit, owned by most fire engineers – the full height of our standard access poles is not required…
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