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Using the 3000 Series alarms provides us with the best possible protection and helps us future proof our fire alarmsystems.”


Fifefe Council is fitting Aico’s latest 3000 Series throughout its properties, including the innovative Ei3024Multi-Sensor and the Ei3028 Heat/CarbonMonoxide alarm.


For more information please go to www


Fo 664100 or enquiries@aic .c .uk


www.aico.co.uk or contact Aico on 01691 664100 or enquiries@aico.co.uk.


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Univoltgoes largewith Wembley specification Contractor Roc Electr a


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Roc Electrical will be deliveringmuch of themechanical and electrical installation, using in excess of 500 lengths of Univolt's 150 x 100maxi trunking. The products will be installed in all apartments supporting the ffe


eed to the consumer unit and data cabinet via the riser Steve Davis, national business developmentmanager


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commented: “This is amassive project that once completed will become the largest single site of Build to Rent homes in the UK, it alsomarks an incredibly important regeneration scheme that will ultimately transfoformthe area.We’r e incredibly pleased to have been specified as part of the scheme, recognising our productsmeet the standards expected of a high spec development in terms of both aesthetics and perfoformance.”


Located within close proximity ofWembley Stadium, the development also benefits fromfefeatures including basement bicycle and car parking, coach parking at ground level and two levels of accessible stadiumparking as well as 7,755 sqmof outdoor amenities.


Unique fefeatures at the development includes a‘Mad Hatter’s tea party’, 26 | el electricalwh wholesalerFeb Fe ruebruary2020


dog garden, urban croquet and a sky lounge with the longest sofafa in the UK. The sky lounge, which wraps around a courtyard on the 16th floor is accessible by a slide, and there are also rentable rooftftop caravans with a


Works a hot tub!


Fo re planned fofor completion in spring 2021. 01707 379820 or email sales@univolt.c .uk


For further information on Dietzel-Univolt, telephone 01707 379820 or email sales@univolt.co.uk


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