19 Nov 2013
Parkway Newbury, a new retail and residential development in a celebrated Berkshire town is protected by Kentec's fire alarm solutions
During its construction, a networked wireless fire alarm system designed around Kentec fire control panels was supplied and installed by wireless fire alarms specialist Fire Systems Ltd. to protect timber-framed apartments above the retail shop outlets and communal areas.
With over 300 workers on site at any time during the two-year building programme, and a constantly changing building framework, Fire Systems’ designers were presented with a number of special challenges.
An independent wireless fire alarm system was installed in each of the complex’s eight external blocks, interfaced on a wireless network to enable the fire signals from each block to be transmitted back to the security office. The system, based around a single loop Kentec Syncro AS analogue addressable fire alarm control panel, used Argus open communications protocol with Argus wireless detectors.
Construction site priority protection.
Timber-framed construction is on the increase, but unlike traditionally built properties, a timber-framed building presents a greatest risk of fire during the construction phase due to large amounts of combustible elements being exposed and unprotected. For this reason, installation of a fire alarm on timber frame construction sites is now a priority.
Wireless fire alarms are quick and easy to install with a minimal amount of wiring. The wireless fire alarm equipment can be relocated very easily with no disruption to contractors on site. It is also very cost effective, as devices can be reused on different phases of the project.
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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.
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Kentec Stand E125 at Firex International, 20-22 June 2017, Excel London
Kentec Stand E125 at Firex International, 20-22 June 2017, Excel London.
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