Heritage and refurbishment
wireless systems. Some manufacturers use off the shelf batteries that can be bought in a supermarket; while others use specialist batteries which are more expensive, potentially locking in maintenance suppliers and costs. Standard off the shelf batteries also bring ongoing performance, environmental and cost benefits over time, as they are used in such high volumes.
A simple choice
Wireless technology is no longer the specialist choice, especially in heritage sites, and a large number of installers across the UK are expert in its design, installation, commissioning and maintenance. A wireless system can be installed in hours not weeks and devices can be easily moved or updated, allowing systems to be expanded, modified or upgraded as building use evolves and technology develops. Installers and commissioners can guarantee
installation costs and those managing heritage buildings experience less disruption to visitor attractions, less need to intervene in the historic fabric of the building and reduced costs. As more and more of these buildings stay in operation year round, wireless is the technology of choice to deliver an effective and optimal fire system
Paul Parkes is UK and Ireland sales manager for Hyfire. For more information, view page 5
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