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FireAngel carbon monoxide alarm alert to deadly gas leak weblink
Nick Rutter, MD of Sprue Safety Products, highlights the dangers of ‘the silent killer’, carbon monoxide (CO), after lives were saved because of vital warnings provided by a FireAngel alarm after a deadly CO leak from Pauline Smith’s neighbours flat in Romford, Essex.
Meet Chiltern International Fire (CIF) at FIREX International 2013 weblink
Exhibiting at FIREX - on stand 3/C12 - enables CIF to promote its services for the construction industry including fire resistance testing and assessment, site surveys, bespoke research and testing and fire services training. BM TRADA Certification will also be alongside CIF to promote its products for fire door manufacturers, installers and maintainers. CIF will also be presenting twice at the Facilities Show, running alongside FIREX.
CO alarms for 15,000 housing association properties in Plymouth weblink
Case study looks at the rolling programme to install Aico mains powered Carbon Monoxide (CO) alarms throughout Plymouth Community Homes properties. CO alarm features Aico RadioLINK Professional wireless interconnection technology, enabling the alarms to be added to the existing Aico smoke alarm systems already fitted.
Fire and CO alarms keep tenants safe in Swansea weblink
In 2010 Swansea City Council chose Aico as the sole supplier of mains powered Multi-Sensor Fire alarms, Optical smoke alarms and CO alarms for its housing stock comprising of 14,000 properties. To date 9,000 homes have been fitted with Smoke and CO alarms with the council reporting reductions in false alarms and minimal failure rates. CO detectors have been linked to Multi Sensor detectors across all homes irrespective of the fuel source.
Touchscreen fire panel protects Bridge College weblink
A ZFP 4-loop touchscreen controlled analogue fire alarm control panel from C-TEC is protecting students and staff at the Together Trust’s Bridge College in Manchester.