Fire
Alarms |
Fire alarms comprise an important part of every
fire protection system. Fire alarms let us know
that we need to evacuate a building immediately.
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Fire
Suppression Systems |
Fire suppression systems protect buildings from
structural and contents damage and save the lives
of those people inside a building at the time
of a fire. There are three main types of fire
suppression system each with unique properties
and purpose. |
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Industrial Fire Sprinklers |
According to a National Statistics Communities
and Local government report, there were 61,000
building fires in England between April 2009 and
March 2010. This statistic remains unchanged from
the previous year, an alarming fact. |
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Fire Prevention Products |
In the year April 2009 to March 2010 there were
8,500 people injured by fire and 328 fatalities
in England. Although the figures might seem high,
injuries were actually down by 8% for the same
period 2008-2009, fatalities were also down by
one and a half percent. |
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Fire Sprinkler Parts |
Fire sprinklers are considered the most effective
form of fire suppression due to an impressive
record in preventing injury, loss of life and
structural damage. Fire sprinkler design is fairly
simple, and perhaps that is the reason for the
sprinkler’s high reliability rate in extinguishing
fires and not activating unnecessarily. |
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Water Mist Fire Protection |
Water mist fire protection is a relatively new
form of fire suppression providing an alternative
to the conventional fire sprinkler methodology.
There has been and is still speculation surrounding
water mist systems and how effective they really
are in extinguishing fire. |
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Fire Protection System |
A fire protection system, often referred to as a fire suppression system or passive fire protection system, is a combination of materials and methods developed to prevent the spread of fire and to stop fire causing irreparable damage to a building. |
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Fire protection for kids |
Kids are extremely vulnerable
when it comes to fire. Their inquisitive nature
puts them at risk of starting a fire and, depending
on age, kids may struggle to get out of a property
safely should a fire occur. |
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Fire Fighting Equipment |
When we think of fire fighting equipment we immediately
think of a big hoses and ladders carried by firemen
wearing fireproof jackets and the iconic fireman’s
hat. |
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Fire Insurance |
Fire insurance is a specific type of insurance
which covers structural damage to a property.
Fire insurance usually comes under two separate
branches of insurance; contents insurance for
belongings and property insurance for the building.
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Structural Fire Protection |
Structural fire protection refers to the protection
of a building through specific passive methods
of fire protection. |
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Fire Safety Equipment |
Fire safety equipment is essential for protecting
property and people from the immense danger of
fire. |
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Sprinkler Systems |
Installing a fire sprinkler system in your property
will have numerous benefits in terms of fire protection
and value. Fire sprinkler systems are the most
efficient automatic fire suppression system out
of all available fire systems on the market. Sprinklers
are protecting and saving the lives of families,
care home residents, school children, hotel guests,
shop and office workers and hundreds of thousands
of people across the UK everyday. |
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Fire Safety Plan |
The total number of fire fatalities in England
from April 2009 to March 2010 was 328 - one and
a half per cent more than the same period for
2008–09. Although the last year has seen
a slight rise in fatalities, this figure is actually
32 per cent fewer than ten years previous... |
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Fire Protection |
Protecting your family, friends and staff from
fire is not an easy task when you consider how
indiscriminately fire can sweep through a building.
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Kitchen Fire Suppression |
The majority of fires start in the kitchen. In
fact, 2 out of every 3 fire service calls to domestic
residences are for kitchen related fires. |
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Fire Sprinklers |
The first automatic fire sprinkler system was
created and installed by an American named Henry
S. Parmalee in 1874. This was a response to exorbitant
insurance rates and widespread industrial fires.
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Passive Fire Protection |
Passive fire protection (PFP) is based on the
principle of compartmentalisation and structural
fire resistance. Compartmentalisation stops the
spread of fire and structural fire resistance
prevents the collapse of a building. |
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Restaurant Fire Suppression |
Running a restaurant, or café for that
matter, is a difficult task that requires diligence
and a high level of organisation. |
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Fire Safety |
Every person should be equipped with a good knowledge
of fire safety in order to be able to react appropriately
in the event of a fire. Fire always seems a world
away from our lives. |
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Dry Riser Installation |
Poor access to water mains is a common issue for
the fire service when arriving on the scene of
a fire incident. This is particularly prevalent
in multiple floor buildings such as apartment
blocks, office buildings and tall houses. |
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Automatic Fire Suppression |
The problem with standard fire safety measures
is that they require man power assistance to ensure
effectiveness. Even the automatic smoke alarm
and fire alarm still require someone to extinguish
the fire once it has started. |
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Protect Your Staff and Business Premises With Commercial Fire Sprinklers |
With the UK fire service having attended 61,000
building fires in the year April 2009 to March
2010 – 22,000 of these commercial buildings
and schools - isn’t it time you started
thinking about commercial fire protection, properly? |
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Get Automatic Fire Protection With Residential Fire Sprinklers |
Fire is something that happens to other people,
right? Indeed. Accidental dwelling fires claimed
210 lives and produced 6,500 non-fatal casualties
between April 2009 and March 2010, and in total
the 242,000 fires were attended by the fire and
rescue services. |
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Domestic
Fire Sprinklers |
Fire in the home is a very real prospect for us
all, yet the majority of people fail to recognise
the dangers of fire before it’s too late
and an accident occurs with devastating effect.
Between April 2009 and March 2010 there were 328
fatalities in England caused by fire. |
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