FIRE & ELECTRICAL SAFETY
ADVANCED
34 Moorland Way, Cramlington, Northumberland NE23 1WE
T: +44(0)1670 707 111 E:
sales@advancedco.com W:
www.advancedco.com
MARTINDALE ELECTRIC
T: 01923 441717 E:
sales@martindale-electric.co.uk W:
www.martindale-electric.co.uk
Advanced is a global leader in intelligent fire detection, alarm and control systems.
Advanced’s range of analogue addressable alarm panels, is regarded as a benchmark product across the fire industry and is widely specified for installations from single loop, single panel to wide, multi-loop networks with 100,000s devices. Advanced also produces intelligent extinguishant, radio paging and emergency lighting systems, all backed up by industry leading expertise, service and quality.
Advanced also offers a bespoke design and build service, AdSpecials, which produces custom interfaces, control units, cabinets, mimics and panels to customer requirements. Advanced’s customer service and support is legendary for its quality and goes under the Advanced360 brand name.
Founded in 1928, Martindale Electric is one of the most trusted brands in electrical safety testing and is the market leader in safe isolation. Martindale provides essential solutions for compliance with Electricity at Work Regulations when maintaining electrical plant and equipment and a full range of electrical and environmental test tools.
In addition to live voltage indicators and socket testers, Martindale Electric products also include 17th Edition installation testers, portable appliance testers (PATs) and environmental testers essential for maintaining a safe and healthy work place.
MEGGER LIMITED
Archcliffe Road, Dover CT17 9EN UK
T: 01304 502101 E:
uksales@megger.com W:
www.megger.com
SAFELINCS LTD
Unit 1, Farlesthorpe Road Industrial Estate, Alford, Lincolnshire LN13 9PS
T: 0800 612 7936 E:
support@safelincs.co.uk W:
www.safelincs.co.uk
Megger designs and manufactures portable electrical test equipment. Megger products help you install, improve efficiency, reduce cost and extend the life of your or your customers’ electrical assets.
Established in the late 1800s, the company has been designing and making test and measurement instruments that perform electrical measurements for preventative maintenance,
troubleshooting and commissioning for
decades. Megger products have supported customers all over the world to improve their facilities’ efficiency, reduce costs, extend the life of apparatus and through trending and analysis, anticipate equipment failure and future performance. It now has local offices in many locations with technical support teams and distributors all over the world.
The innovative construction of the service-free P50 fire extinguishers is saving FM companies significant amounts of money. In actual fact, savings have been as high as £300 per extinguisher over a ten year period. These extinguishers can also be refurbished for a further 10 years.
The P50 extinguishers do not require annual servicing by an external fire extinguisher technician;
instead they are simply
visually inspected once a year by a member of the customer’s FM team, with the inspection recorded in the fire safety logbook and on the extinguisher.
P50 service-free extinguishers are kitemarked by BSI to EN3, CE marked and tested to the most extreme performance tests available for extinguishers.
Safelincs are a nationwide fire safety specialists offering over 4500 product ranges. If you would like to know more about the P50 or talk to us about our full range of fire safety equipment, please contact us.
36 TOMORROW’S HEALTH & SAFETY YEARBOOK 2017/18
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