Put the right alarm in the right location
Alarm type, siting and interconnection matter. Kitchens generally need heat detection rather than a smoke alarm directly exposed to cooking fumes, while circulation routes need suitable early warning.
Alarm work can include
- Mains-powered smoke and heat alarms
- Interlinked alarm systems
- Replacement of expired or unreliable alarms
- Alarm additions during rewires and alterations
- Systems for homes, rentals and holiday properties
The appropriate system depends on the building and its use. We confirm the electrical installation scope following assessment.