12 Oct 2017
A Kentec fire control panel is helping protect new temporary buildings at Welcome Break’s M3 southbound Fleet Services on the Surrey/Hampshire border, erected following a devastating fire in December 2016 that almost completely destroyed the former services building.
At its height, more than 100 firefighters from across the
Hampshire/Surrey border fought to bring the flames under control. The M3
was closed in both directions for a short while and the southbound
services were entirely closed until early January.
The new, temporary building, erected in the truck park to provide full
facilities whilst the new permanent building is completed, houses a full
range of outlets including Starbucks, a little Waitrose, Burger King, Harry Ramsden and WH Smith.
A new fire safety system, comprising a Kentec Syncro AS 16 Zone Control Panel with Apollo devices, now protects the new structure, while the new permanent building is completed.
Kentec’s flagship ‘open protocol’ Syncro series, recognized as one of
the most powerful systems of its type on the market today, guarantees
the very highest standards of performance, safety and reliability.
Kentec’s Syncro series of fire control panels uses the most
advanced microprocessor technology to provide a control system of
extremely high integrity. Syncro can be configured to suit all types of
system from the most simple to the highly complex. Its fully integrated
and secure network provides an intelligent interface for building
control.
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A highly intelligent Syncro AS control panel from Kentec, a life safety control systems manufacturer, integrated with COSMO PSIM+ software is helping to protect visitors, staff and actors at the historic São Luiz Teatro Municipal in Lisbon, Portugal.
A highly sophisticated Taktis panel from Kentec, a life safety control systems manufacturer, and installed by DPJ Fire and Security Ltd, is helping protect visitors, staff and actors at Maidstone Studios in Kent, one of the UK’s largest independent broadcasting facilities.
Maidstone Studios provides state of the art studios, production offices, dressing rooms, green rooms, wardrobe and make-up space. It is home to some of the nation’s favourite shows including Take Me Out and Later… Live with Jools Holland.
Kentec Electronics Ltd., one of the world’s leading manufacturers of life safety systems, has had its Syncro ASM fire control panels chosen for the refurbishment of fire systems on the Fast Ferry Service that operates between the islands of Trinidad and Tobago.
Kentec Electronics Ltd., is one of the World’s leading
manufacturers of life safety systems, and a leading innovator of
extinguishing control module technology. Since 1985 the company has been
at the forefront of developments in comprehensive systems for
extinguishant control.
Kentec’s market-leading Sigma and Syncro ranges of
extinguishing control panels are specified across the world in
environments where system continuity is critical, and fire prevention
management of the highest reliability is essential, including data
centres, airports and financial centres. Kentec’s Sigma XT is simple,
powerful and highly configurable and compatible with intrinsically safe
barriers, which makes it ideal for use in hazardous areas.
Kentec Electronics Ltd., one of the world’s leading manufacturers of life safety systems, has had its highly acclaimed Taktis® fire detection and alarm technology chosen to help protect an iconic new £4.7 million flexible use community hub development for Scotland’s Dumfries Baptist Church.
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