MORE THAN 11,000 APOLLO FIRE DETECTORS INSTALLED
In excess of 11,000 Apollo fire detectors have been installed at sites across the Republic of Slovenia in the last three years. Brnik Airport, Ljubljana is among these. The international airport connects Slovenia directly with other destinations such as London, Paris, Amsterdam and Moscow. Its fire detection system currently includes 220 Apollo conventional fire detectors and 200 XP95 analogue addressable fire detectors, but the system is being expanded as the airport grows.
Other applications include Slovenia’s largest Trade Centre, a number of pharmaceutical sites owned by LEK/Novartis and apartments at the holiday village of Zagori Novi Vinodolski on the Croatian coast.
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