Hispec Fire & Safety Products Advertorial
A leading brand in the affordable alternative smoke alarmmarket
As smoke detection grows in importance for housing authorities and associations alike, Hispechas developed a range of radiofrequency detectors that allow for wireless connectivity between hard wired smoke and heat alarms.
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n addition to Hispec’s well established mains interconnectable offering, the company has also just launched a brand new range of fast fix bases that have been specifically designed to help speed
up the process of installation for the contractor. The Hispec radio frequency smoke and heat alarms have been introduced to satisfy the demand for smoke detection without damaging existing decoration, allowing up to 20 wireless alarms to connect to one another. The wireless components have been
integrated into the base of the alarm, which allows for the sensor to simply click onto the base making installation both simple and quick. At a slightly higher price point than the Hispec HSSA range of mains hard
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wired detectors, the Hispec fast fix base alarms have been created to increase the speed of installation for contractors by minimising the number of steps it takes to install an alarm. The contractor can wire directly into the fast fix base without the requirement for additional terminal blocks, saving on both material and labour costs. The base also doubles up as a pattress which maximises the savings on the product even more. Hispec is extremely excited about
this area of the marketplace as it believes that it is slowly establishing itself as the leading brand in the affordable alternative smoke alarm market.
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