The Fire Safety Bill currently making its way through parliament – established in the wake of the tragedy of the Grenfell Tower fire – seeks to ensure that people feel safe in their homes and “help bring about meaningful change” to building
ESP has added a new range of fire sounders and combined sounder strobes to its portfolio of MAGfire Conventional Fire Systems products.
James Mountain, director at Fire Shield Systems, explores the lesser known risks associated with electric and hybrid electric vehicles.
ESP is now offering businesses of all sizes access to a free-of-charge dedicated design service that will cover CCTV and fire systems.
Specialist supplier AEI Cables has welcomed the move by the Government to ensure sprinkler systems are mandatory in all new high-rise blocks over 11 metres tall when they come into force.
Universities across the UK are not investing in new technologies that could reduce the risk of electrically ignited fires, potentially putting students at risk, according to new research from Eaton.
Tom Brookes, managing director of Lindum Fire Services and chair of the FSA, discusses the drastic need for a ‘radical systemic overhaul’ when it comes to fire safety in buildings.
A new edition of the Code of Practice for fire alarms in housing, BS 5839-6:2019, has just been published, reinforcing the importance of interconnected smoke and heat alarms as an essential first line of defence to provide early warning of fire at low
Neil Baldwin, managing director at ESP, takes a look at the fire alarm systems market and how new two-wire technology could help save installers time and money.
Matt De Frece, divisional director at Power Control discusses the role of the UPS system in ensuring your fire protection system is failsafe.
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