Fire Safety and Security
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Great fire protection for capital’s museum
Since 1976 the Museum of London has offered visitors a unique insight into the city's history and holds many millions of historical artefacts. On the 28 May 2010 five new galleries opened to the public, telling the story of the capital from the 1666 Great Fire of London right up 
Easy fit sensors offer more control
Hager has launched a new range of occupancy sensors that are easy to install and programme.
Fire, safety & security - Achieving best value in emergency lighting
The increasing sophistication of emergency lighting systems means specifiers need to take account of many different factors to ensure the end user gets the best value. Stewart Langdown of Tridonic highlights some key issues
11 million metres of defective cable exposed
An Approved Cables Initiative (ACI) investigation has led to more than 11 million metres of cable manufactured by Turkish company, Atlas Kablo, being recalled from the UK market, following the suspension of two of its product certification licences.
Residential alarm offers interchangeable sensor head
The Firesafe Ra Series ‘Quick Fix' range of 230V (complete with battery back-up), inter-connectable, mains powered smoke and heat alarms employ innovative features to assist the installer and user in siting and maintaining them.
Alarm panel with ten zone connectivity as standard
The new Force 10 Alarm Panel Range from Challenger offers complete flexibility with onboard keypad, blank panel, LED and LCD keypad variants.
New fire safety engineering publication released
The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (Cibse) has published a fully updated version of Guide E: Fire safety engineering, including new chapters on performance based design principles, and application of risk assessment.
New conventional fire call point
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Firesafe has launched its unique conventional call point developed to compliment the Firesafe range of Fire Alarm Systems.