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research carried out by the National Fire Chiefs’ Council and the National Fire Sprinkler Network reveals that the danger to lifefe, injuries and damage to buildings is “significantly reduced” when sprinkler systems are fitted.


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approximately 10 floors - or higher,r, butministers are proposing to decrease this to 18metres, approximately six floors.


GrahamTurner, of AEI Cables, said:


“While the approach to sprinkler systems is positive news, the need fofor reliable


continuous power to sprinkler systems using the highest quality cablingmeeting all relevant standards is a key component of this approach.Many buildings need cabling which will continue to operate in a fire and provide power fofor the highest fire protection of 120minutes.”


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Provider of s ffto tware and services fofor the trades Kerridge Commercial Systems has appointed Camilla Lardner as its profefessional services group director,r,marking a new direction fofor the companywith an emphasis on customer service and experience.


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