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HAPPY FEET FROM REDBACKS’ SOLE
SEARCHING A World’s first in midsole and insole design for footwear that gives maximum comfort and relief from the painful pressures of walking or standing for lengthy periods has been introduced by safety cushioning specialists Redbacks Cushioning Limited of Daventry, UK.
The design, which incorporates patented, award-winning, leaf-spring cushioning technology, is based on an advanced engineered suspension system comprising of soft leaf springs suspended within a rubber matrix. Scientifically proven to mirror and complement the shape and movement of the foot, these supportive leaf springs flex whilst walking; the pressures that are the main cause of pain and damage are thus eliminated
NEW PIR OPTION FOR CYGNUS WIRELESS ALARM
SYSTEM A programme of constant innovation at Bull Products sees the launch of a new PIR option to its successful range of Cygnus wireless alarm systems.
The Cygnus system, which is now firmly established as one of the most advanced wireless alarm systems for use on construction sites, now benefits from additional functionality. Any of the Cygnus system modules such as fire alarm call points, smoke detectors, heat detectors, and first aid call points can be specified with the PIR option so that whenever an intruder is detected by the PIR sensors, an alert is sent to personnel off-site, thus increasing the safety protection offered by Cygnus.
The PIR functionality works best with the Cygnus GSM control panel which sends users an SMS text alert notification should an intrusion occur.
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whilst providing simultaneous maximum energy return and comfort, giving a ‘walking on air’ sensation.
The technology does not affect the aesthetics of the shoe as it is integrated into the sole in the form of either a removable insole or a midsole. This means that foot pain sufferers do not have to compromise on the look of their shoes or bear the stigmatising consequences of wearing medical footwear.
For decades there has not been a significant scientifically proven
advance in insole or midsole footwear design and around 80% of the world’s population are currently or in danger of suffering from foot health problems during their lifetime.
Announcing his company’s major breakthrough, CEO Cliff Lockyer said: “This next evolution of footwear technology has the potential to change footwear design globally, offering everyone more comfortable and healthy shoes without compromising on style”
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and has impressive capability linking together 480 units in 15 zones around construction sites, each zone having a capacity of 32 units.
When any fire alarm call point or detector raises an alarm, it activates all other devices around the entire construction site, these devices normally situated in prominent places such as main escape routes and fire exits. In a similar way, when a first aid alert is raised, each first aid device will beep intermittently every 8 seconds, and a message is sent to the control panel to alert the first aider and can also trigger a paging system or can send a text if required.
The PIR sensors on the individual units are activated by using the menu settings on the control panel, and if an intruder is to pass the sensor in its activated mode, this will cause the local alarm to sound.
The CE marked Cygnus wireless alarm system has raised the bar in the industry for performance and reliability
The Cygnus system is designed for use in dense concrete and steel structured buildings and in areas where there are many other radio frequencies in operation, and so particular attention has been given to achieving an impressive connection range. It operates on a Category 1 radio frequency and open air tests prove the Cygnus system range can exceed 1.5km.
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