Classified directory Aico
The Ei2110 Multi-Sensor mains powered fire alarm from Aico is the first of its kind: a multi-sensor alarm for domestic properties. The Ei2110 contains two separate sensing technologies – Optical and Heat. As such, the unit is capable of monitoring two very different by-products of a fire – smoke and heat – so its response to all fire types is significantly improved when compared with traditional single sensor type units. Additionally, because two separate sensors are being
monitored, the unit offers improved resistance to false alarms. This is further enhanced by a unique dust compensation feature that automatically adjusts for any contamination within the sensor while still retaining sensitivity to an actual fire. The Ei2110 offers particular advantages in areas
where risks are undetermined or variable, or where false alarms may be a particular problem, as well as areas where the highest level of protection is desirable.
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www.aico.co.uk BPT
BPT Security Systems (UK) – a specialist in door entry, access control and gate automation – has launched a range of door entry panels that use GSM mobile phone and landline telephone technology. The GSM range of door entry panels has been
designed by BPT as a cost-effective solution for applications where a hard-wired door entry system cannot be installed. Utilising GSM and landline telephone networks, the
new door entry panels readily overcome such obstacles by allowing a call from the panel to go straight to a conventional mobile phone or to a land line, depending on the panel selected. In fact, calls can be forwarded to eight other numbers. The GSM range is both durable and attractive. The
panels are available with one to 24 buttons and optional illuminated keypad with 400 access codes and can be surface or flush mounted. The panels are also extremely easy to install, requiring just three connections.
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www.bpt.co.uk Dimplex
For doctors’ surgeries, dental practices, or any other healthcare or wellness business where people may need to wait for an appointment, Dimplex has all the answers for keeping waiting customers warm, with a range of electric heating solutions. For a fast boost of warmth from a fan heater for
high traffic areas, or a constant background heat from economical off-peak storage heaters, there’s a product for every situation – including advanced electronic control options for an integrated whole-building solution to keep a tight hold on running costs. The WF fan convector range provides rapid response
heating. A powerful 3kW maximum output and accurate thermostatic control ensure a comfortable temperature is quickly established and then maintained for economy. The WF range is suitable for installation in a wide
variety of environments and is available in either a contemporary or a more classic finish.
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Hager has extended its range of 10kA breaking capacity RCBOs to help contractors meet the needs of the 17th Edition. Steve Dyson, product
manager for Hager, explains: ‘The 17th Edition means that the use of RCBOs to protect individual circuits has increased. We are also seeing a demand for RCBOs with higher breaking capacities.’ The company now
offers a full range of single pole10kA RCBOs, with B and C-type tripping characteristics. The extended range now includes 10mA sensitivity with current ratings from 6A to 32A, 30mA sensitivity with current rating from 6A to 50A and 100mA sensitivity with current ratings of 16A and 32A.
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www.hager.co.uk JCC Lighting
Lighting manufacturer JCC Lighting has been appointed by First Choice Holidays as its lighting partner, to supply lighting solutions in its new concept holiday superstores, and its shop-in-shop pods located in large department stores throughout the UK. This high-profile project required low-energy lighting
solutions, in particular LED lighting, to save energy and reduce maintenance and re-lamping costs. Previous lighting systems utilised 100 per cent 35W and 70W CDM-T, which produced intense light and uncomfortable heat in the working areas. JCC was easily able to provide an alternative low energy lighting solution, with typical energy savings in excess of 60 per cent while maintaining original lighting levels. The Aztek spotlight range was featured heavily
throughout the store due to their high output, long life and versatility. Dave Dawkins, managing director of JCC Lighting commented: ‘We are delighted to have been selected by First Choice Holidays to light their new concept stores.’
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www.jcc-lighting.co.uk Delmatic
Delmatic has developed and supplied lighting controls for the network of stations that make up Dubai Metro. Opened at the end of last year, Dubai Metro is the longest, fully automated rail system in the world. The first phase, comprising 70 kilometres of lines
with 47 stations, is being extended to a total network stretching 318 kilometres. The station interiors follow the themes of the four elements of nature – water, air, fire and earth – while the shell-shaped roof of the elevated stations evokes Dubai’s heritage of pearl diving. Delmatic supplied a system that provides energy-
efficient, addressable switching and dimming of lighting in both front-of-house and emergency egress areas of each station and integrates with the rail network OCS SCADA system for remote management and monitoring. Delmatic’s track record over many years, working on
this type of project, was instrumental in its selection for this installation.
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