Fire & Heat Alarms

These fire and heat alarms are essential safety tools for any construction site or residential project. Designed to detect smoke and rapid temperature rises, they alert workers to potential hazards instantly. Reliable and easy to install, they ensure compliance with safety regulations and provide peace of mind for site managers and homeowners alike.

What Are Fire & Heat Alarms Used For?

• Site Safety Detects smoke and heat changes to alert workers, reducing the risk of fire-related incidents on site.
• Residential Installations Essential for new builds and renovations, providing early warning systems for homeowners.
• Building Compliance Helps meet legal safety requirements, ensuring all projects adhere to fire safety regulations.
• Commercial Properties Crucial for offices and public buildings to safeguard occupants and assets from fire hazards.

Who Uses These Alarms?

• Site managers and safety officers responsible for maintaining safe working environments.
• Electricians and fitters installing alarms during new builds or refurbishments.
• Building inspectors and compliance teams ensuring properties meet fire safety standards.
• Homeowners and landlords fitting alarms for residential safety and insurance purposes.

Choosing the Right Fire & Heat Alarm

Consider the environment and specific needs of your project when selecting fire and heat alarms:

1. Type of Detector

Opt for smoke detectors in areas prone to smoke and heat alarms in kitchens or garages where smoke is common but fire is the main hazard.

2. Power Source

Consider battery-operated for flexibility and ease of installation, or hardwired for integration with existing electrical systems.

3. Interconnectivity

Choose interlinked alarms for larger sites or multi-storey buildings to ensure all units sound simultaneously in an emergency.

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