Rosenbauer to build vehicles for firefighting and disaster protection program

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Rosenbauer has fought off competition from across Europe to win through as preferred bidder for two major tenders in Germany. In early January, the Federal Ministry for the Interior placed an order for 61 standard LF-KatS vehicles on behalf of the Federal Office of Civil Protection and Disaster Assistance (BBK), with an option to upgrade this to as many as 182 vehicles. They are part of a multi-annual procurement program in the course of which Rosenbauer has already delivered 308 vehicles of the same design. The last of these were handed over in March of this year. 

Last year, the State Office for Internal Administration of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania concluded a contract concerning the supply of 265 TSF-W vehicles with Rosenbauer Deutschland. It was the state’s largest fire truck procurement initiative in its history, funded by the state government’s “Future-Proof Fire Service” program, which was launched in 2019.

All-rounders in Efficient Technology
The LF-KatS firefighting vehicles are designed as all-rounders and are used for firefighting, pumping water over long distances and providing basic technical assistance. The extinguishing equipment consists of a permanently installed N25 firefighting centrifugal pump (FPN 10-2000 in accordance with DIN EN 1028), a 1,000 l water tank, a quick-attack unit and manual pressure outlets. To supply water over long distances, a portable fire pump is located in the front equipment compartment. A hose delivery system with 15 B-hoses is also installed here. On the roof is a box with a ladder fixture, a lowering device for the spare tire and a manually operated light mast, while the equipment compartments accommodate a lowering device for breathing apparatus and a heavy-duty slide tray for the fire service accident and tool kit. The vehicles are loaded with the standard equipment kit in accordance with DIN 14530-8; the equipment is provided by the end customer.

As an independent tactical unit, the LF-KatS vehicles have enough space for a full crew (1+8). All seats are equipped with 3-point seat belts and a helmet holder – two with holders for SCBA. The vehicles sit on an all-wheel-drive chassis from Mercedes-Benz (Atego 1327 AF 4×4) with a permissible gross vehicle weight of 14 metric tons. They are manufactured in the Radgona plant in Slovenia, Rosenbauer’s center of competence for vehicles in the ET (Efficient Technology) series.

Compact basic vehicles
The TSF-W portable pump vehicles are also multi-purpose vehicles that are used for rapid first attacks in firefighting operations and in the provision of technical assistance. They are produced at the Neidling plant in Lower Austria, Rosenbauer’s center of competence for compact vehicles. They sit on chassis frames with a permissible gross vehicle weight of 7.2 metric tons (Iveco Daily 72C18) and are equipped in accordance with DIN 14530-17 (Equipment for a pumping appliance). The superstructure houses a 1,000 l water tank and FOX portable fire pump stored on an inclined pull-out holder (PFPN 10-1000 in accordance with DIN EN 1028), which can be operated both within the vehicle and outside. Continuous LED strips in the roof trim on the left and right as well as a pneumatically extendable light mast provide powerful illumination of the surroundings. The docking cabin has room for a crew (1+5) or brigade unit, and four seats are equipped with holders for SCBA.

“We are delighted with the two major orders with a combined value of around €46.5 million and see them as an endorsement of our outstanding partnership with the German fire service and disaster protection organizations,” said Ronald Reisinger, Managing Director of Rosenbauer Deutschland. “The two vehicle concepts are also attracting major interest from other customers, and we’ve already received a number of additional orders for identical LF-KatS and TSF-W vehicles.”

HAIX’s history of supporting firefighters with dedicated fire boots

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Many companies claim to be a ‘family business’, but few can be as confident when they say this as global functional footwear expert HAIX®. Now led by the third generation of the Haimerl family, and while HAIX supports wearers across a range of different industries, firefighters have always held a special place in Haimerl (and HAIX) hearts.

First founded in 1948 by Xaver Haimerl (with the HAIX name being a shortened version of the ‘Haimer Xaver shoe factory’), the HAIX brand quickly became synonymous with quality work and outdoor footwear. While working as a certified master shoemaker in his father’s factory, Ewald Haimerl had also risen to the rank of deputy chief of Mainburg fire service. In 1992, when finding that he and his colleagues weren’t satisfied with the rubber boots they had to wear on duty at the time, Ewald decided to design a collection of functional leather firefighting boots for his colleagues.

The boots set new standards of functionality, protection and comfort, and were so well regarded that HAIX began selling them, expanding into developing footwear for rescue workers and the police the following year. Seventeen years later, in 2010, the launch of the HAIX Fire Hero revolutionised the fire boot industry for a second time, giving firefighters around the world access to what were considered the safest firefighting boots ever developed.

A decade on, and though HAIX offers a wide range of firefighter footwear to suit the demands of a diverse range of job roles, the commitment to the essential needs that firefighters expect from their boots remain the same. Boots must protect the wearer from hazards, be quick to put on at a moment’s notice, be rugged enough for long term wear in extreme environments, and provide comfort and support for every wearer.

HAIX’s history supporting firefighters has ensured that its’ fire boots will always provide these essentials – because they are designed by firefighters, for firefighters. Features that are at the top of the list for today’s firefighter are;

  • Protection – Firefighters need to know that every item of their kit is working to protect them in the extreme, often dangerous environments they work in. Their boots need to be made of tough materials to keep firefighters’ feet safe. HAIX firefighting boots across the range feature steel puncture resistant midsoles, meaning wearers can operate in environments with underfoot hazards including broken glass or fallen masonry with confidence. Ultra-light, reinforced toe caps protect from falling debris and injuries from potential trip-hazards, and high-quality leather uppers mean boots are sturdy, flexible and hydrophobic. The Fire Eagle boot incorporates a CROSSTECH® membrane that insulates wearers from water or external bodily fluids.  Many boots in the range also feature ‘signal yellow’ colour patches that are designed to ensure wearers are always visible, even in areas with a lot of smoke or low light visibility.
  • Grip – firefighting operations mean you can never be sure of your footing – variable terrain in and around structures, or outside fighting bush fires, couple with the potential of wet floors and spillages such as oil and petrol are a ‘perfect storm’ of potential slip hazards. HAIX’s fire boot range features a PU sole across all models, with deep tread that provides a guaranteed firm grip, even on slippery surfaces. Boots such as the Fire Eagle have been developed with a two-component tread, making them completely slip resistant.  Combined with special fins used in conjunction with additional grip elements provide outstanding stability, even on wet ground or ice.  
  • Durability – High quality fire boots are an investment and should be made to stand up to the same demands that their wearers are.  Manufacturing from high-grade materials, such as bull leather, antistatic non-marking PU rubber, fibre reinforced toe caps and CROSSTECH® membranes, ensures that HAIX boots go the distance, even after long periods of wear in extremes of temperature.
  • Fit and support – Long shifts spent on your feet, moving, climbing ladders and tackling uneven terrain put firefighters at risk of foot injuries, and even longer-term issues like Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs) if their boots do not provide the right levels of support. HAIX’s designs include elements such as PU sole support wedges, two-zone lacing systems, foot arch support and heel cup cushioning to ensure that wearers are guaranteed the best fit, no matter how long the wear time – because if you’re worrying about your boots, you aren’t focusing on the job at hand. HAIX fire boots also feature designs made to make donning/doffing them smoother and faster, ideal when a call comes in and every second counts.

The work of today’s firefighter is evolving as our built environment and the way we live is changing.  Firefighters face new challenges and HAIX will continue to innovate to ensure its products are one-step ahead.  Now, more than ever, firefighters remain at the centre of the HAIX family.

Olympia Electronics unveils autonomous smoke detectors

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OLYMPIA ELECTRONICS S.A. introduces two new autonomous smoke detectors, the BS-506/LITHIUM & the BS-506/ALKALINE. The smoke detectors, after successful inspection of the production and the quality assurance system that carried out in the company’s facilities and as well as after successful laboratory inspection, the products received certification from the notified European certification body “Dedal – Attestation and Certification” Ltd. These detectors combine high efficiency with elegance, feature optical sensor and are suitable for installation in apartment buildings, apartments and rooms.

These detectors combine high efficiency with elegance, feature optical sensor and are suitable for installations in apartment buildings, apartments and rooms. They are designed to provide early warning in the event of a fire and to give enough time for people to evacuate the building / apartment.

Their main technical characteristics are the following:

• Power supply: 2 x AA Lithium FR6 (L91) replaceable batteries

• Battery lifespan: 10 years

• Degree of cover protection: IP20

• Manufactured according to: EN14604-2005

• Operating temperature range: 0 to 45o C

Thanks to certifications from internationally accredited bodies, OLYMPIA ELECTRONICS S.A. products are trusted by over 72 countries and have been used in high quality projects, such as hospitals and airports.

Innovations in firefighter safety: Telemetry, Technology and Connectivity

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On the 23rd of March, International Fire and Safety Journal and MSA Safety will be hosting a webinar on innovations in firefighter safety: Telemetry, Technology and Connectivity.

International Fire and Safety Journal had the pleasure of speaking with Aurélie Favre – MSA Marketing Manager First Responder, and Kevin Tomkins – MSA First Responder Specialist UK & Ireland, to find out what we can expect from the webinar, and why new innovations are vital for crew safety.

What can we expect from the upcoming webinar?

AF: “I think you can expect to be given some in-depth detail on MSA’s vision on the future of firefighting. It will provide some educational perspective to our audience, and it will explain the foundation of the connected fighter eco-system that MSA wants to go in to. We have tried to give an overview of what connectivity and Breathing Apparatus telemetry is so the audience can understand some of the technical details that are hiding behind each piece of equipment.”

KT: “It is a deep dive in to the detail of telemetry, technology and connectivity, and it’s really from the perspective of the firefighter, the command officer in charge and the fire chief. From those three perspectives, we’re going to show them how this can fit in to their life and how it can serve them.” 

How long has this new connected fire fighter solution been in the making?

AF: “This type of technology and eco-system has taken a long time to develop because it involves a lot of software development and new equipment which has to stay intuitive and most importantly, reliable. Here we designed a new SCBA called M1 and all the connected eco-system around. From the perspective of MSA, this project really started with the G1 SCBA and the success with this has been huge since it has been released to the North America/NFPA market.”

What is the driving force behind the project?

AF: “The reason we wanted to continue this project and introduce more technology and connectivity in the UK is because the region is one of the most advanced countries that already use or require telemetry enabled systems. We believe that by adding connectivity as a second layer to telemetry systems, we will help to improve the safety of crew members.”

KT: “Our customers have identified what we call the safety gap. Ultimately, they are the ones that are driving the technology. It’s MSA’s engagement with the end user and working together with what we call voice of the customer and collaboration that has helped us to develop a solution. It’s not just a great idea from us, it’s what our customers have asked us to do and that has really driven this forward.”

What are some of the benefits for the fire services?

KT: “Data can teach us a lot. For example. after an incident happens to get a report quickly is something that just doesn’t exist anywhere in the world, certainly not in the UK. That is just post-incident, we can also measure the firefighter as an individual, the equipment, time, air performance, alarms and so much more. When a chief gets this information, they can look at that and achieve better benchmarking, team performance and base lines they want to achieve. There are so many areas they can dig in to, to see how they can move forward in a better and improved way.”

AF: “From a maintenance perspective, the fire service can improve the way they save and aggregate their data. We still see a lot of fire brigades who use spreadsheets to manage their inventory and maintenance scheduling. Connectivity and better software will enable brigades and technicians to improve the way they schedule, run or predict maintenance and allows them to have access to vital data at any time, anywhere right after an incident has happened.”

Is this the future of firefighting?

KT: “Absolutely. It is already changing the way they think about firefighter safety and how technology can underpin that improvement. Without doubt fire services are seeing that technology in the moment is helping improve firefighter safety, and technology of the future is helping safeguard firefighter health.”

AF: “Overall, connectivity shall be seen as a modern tool to simplify firefighters job in a world where the digital stakes are already high, a peace of mind to execute their tasks in order to keep them safe in the most dangerous situations”.

Join IFSJ’s and MSA’s webinar on the application of new technologies for increased firefighter safety and efficiency by registering for FREE on the following link – https://lnkd.in/dQbAVcM

FLIR unveils Extech DV690 non-contact high voltage detector

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FLIR Systems have launched the Extech DV690, its first non-contact high voltage detector with a detection range of up to 69,000 volts (69 kV). The industrial-grade DV690 provides early warning alerts of energized electrical components for utility lineworkers, telecommunications installers, first responders, search and rescue teams, and tree removal services.

The DV690 features five flexible mounting options: handheld, around the neck, clipped to a belt, strapped to an arm, or attached to a universal spline hot stick. The three handsfree possibilities allow the most optimal operation to efficiently and carefully complete a job. Using a hot stick creates a safer distance to target, extending operator reach. The DV690 also features a bright LED alarm and 106 decibels (dB) buzzer to notify users of the presence of dangerous voltage adding another layer of protection in hazardous conditions.

Built with a durable IP54 housing, protected from dust intrusion and water spray, and drop tested to 4 ft (1.2 m), the DV690 performs reliably in harsh environments. Additionally, the built-in safety test function assures operators the unit is in proper working condition for rapid deployment.

Offered with a 2-year warranty, the Extech DV690 is available globally today for $299.99 through Extech.com and authorized dealers. The complete DV690 kit includes a hard-carrying case, safety break-away lanyard, arm strap, water resistant soft pouch, universal hot stick adapter, and 3x AA batteries. For more information, visit www.extech.com/DV690.

NEBOSH launches new fire safety qualification

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NEBOSH have announced the launch of a new Certificate in Fire Safety qualification, which aims to help learners develop practical fire safety skills that can be used to protect people, buildings and business.

The syllabus covers a broad range of topics including the principles of fire and explosion, how to identify fire hazards in the workplace and the controls that can be put in place to reduce risk. The qualification, which is suitable for low to medium risk workplaces, offers businesses a great way to build in-house fire safety expertise.

Dee Arp, NEBOSH Chief Operating Officer said: “The qualification’s content and assessment aim to help learners gain practical skills and knowledge. The two-part assessment consists of an open book examination and fire risk assessment practical. Both give learners the opportunity to practice what they have learnt so they can immediately make a positive contribution to fire safety in their workplace.”

The NEBOSH Certificate in Fire Safety will replace both the current UK and International NEBOSH Certificates in Fire Safety and Risk Management.  It can be studied from 1 May 2021 through NEBOSH’s global network of accredited Learning Partners.

For more information visit: www.nebosh.org.uk/fire

FRNSW Places Second Order for XFlex PPE

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Following the successful delivery of more than 5,000 sets of high-quality structural firefighting PPE from specialist manufacturer MSA Bristol and its Australian distributor Pac Fire, Fire & Rescue New South Wales (FRNSW) continue with their roll out and expect to have an additional 5,000 sets of XFlex PPE delivered by June this year. The expectation is that FRNSW will compete the rollout to all of its 6,500 firefighters by December 2021.

FRNSW is one of the world’s largest urban fire and rescue services and the busiest in Australia with more than 6,500 firefighters spread across 335 stations, attending around 120,000 call outs per year.

An extensive evaluation and wearer trial in 2019 led to FRNSW selecting MSA Bristol’s popular XFlex PPE ensemble for its PPE upgrade. MSA Bristol is a leading designer and manufacturer of protective clothing and equipment for emergency services across the globe, formed by the recent acquisition of Bristol Uniforms by MSA Safety.

Its XFlex PPE range has been ergonomically designed with sports styling and lightweight fabrics, providing advanced comfort and protection. The unique fabric combination consists of Safety Components Nomex® 360™, combined with a GORE® PARALLON™ liner system which provides unparalleled levels of breathability while preventing drops in thermal protection.  

On taking delivery of the new kit, FRNSW Commissioner, Paul Baxter commented: “These new uniforms are heavy-duty but lightweight, allowing for enhanced manoeuvrability and coverage, and will be supplied in a wider range of male and female sizes, so all firefighters will have better fitting garments.  They also feature a customized moisture barrier, which helps prevent steam burns and keeps firefighters dry while on the job.”

Pac Fire is one of Australasia’s leading suppliers of PPE to the fire and emergency industry. Its specialised roll-out of the XFlex PPE ensembles to FRNSW has included the allocation of each item to a specific firefighter. Service information, such as garment specifics, date of issue and firefighter information is assigned to a unique UHF-RFID chip fitted within the item. This process allows garments to interact with inventory management and laundry systems, tracking physical location and the condition of the item throughout its service life.

Paul Clark from Pac Fire Australia comments: “The XFlex design with its distinctive sports styling has proved particularly popular with the firefighters, offering greater flexibility and reduced resistance when carrying out physical tasks, as well as providing optimum protection thanks to the advanced fabric technology.”

Roger Startin, Joint Managing Director at MSA Bristol, added: “The roll-out of the first order went very smoothly, despite the challenges of the global pandemic, and all garments were delivered to schedule.  It’s great to see the NSW firefighters in action in their new PPE, and we’re delighted to be following this up by providing a further 4,500 sets this year.”

Perimeter Solutions introduce new fluorine-free firefighting foam

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Perimeter Solutions have announced the introduction of a new line of fluorine-free firefighting foam concentrates for general purpose use. Called SOLBERG® VERSAGARD™, the fluorine-free line debuts with SOLBERG VERSAGARD AS-100.

SOLBERG VERSAGARD AS-100 multipurpose 3×3 fluorine-free firefighting foam concentrate is an alcohol resistant, state-of-the-art pseudoplastic foam technology designed for extinguishing and securing both Class B (hydrocarbon and polar solvent liquid fuel) and deep-seated Class A fires.

This biodegradable and non-persistent concentrate is made with no siloxanes and is a combination of hydrocarbon surfactants and additives that delivers excellent foaming, vapor sealing, extinguishment and burnback properties using fresh, sea or brackish water. Some fluorine-free firefighting foams are viscous and often show viscosity increase when in contact with water.

SOLBERG VERSAGARD AS-100 creates very stable foams while keeping a similar viscosity to traditional AR-AFFF foams. This significantly improves storage, handling and long-term stability. SOLBERG VERSAGARD enters the market with a growing number of international certifications, including EN-1568-1/2/3/4:2018, LASTFIRE, ICAO B and International Maritime Organization.

According to Javier Castro, General Manager for Perimeter Solutions Fire Safety Group, SOLBERG VERSAGARD AS-100 is an example of the continuing technology innovation by the company in the area of fluorine-free firefighting foams. “At Perimeter Solutions, we’re engaged in an intensive development program for fluorine-free technology that meets the highest level of fire suppression requirements,” he said.

He continued: “In addition to the excellent firefighting performance, one of the key advances of SOLBERG VERSAGARD is its consistent viscosity when in contact with water, which is vastly different from many other fluorine-free foams on the market. This can have a dramatic effect on handling and use rates in firefighting operations.” he said.

A Broad Range of Use Applications

SOLBERG VERSAGARD AS-100 is designed to generate stable foams with high fluidity and slow drainage. This novel technology allows SOLBERG VERSAGARD to perform similarly to fluorinated products. It may be used with low expansion foam equipment (nozzles and monitors) and medium & high-expansion foam discharge devices to fight fires involving Class B hydrocarbon and polar solvent fuel fires.

It is fully compatible and easily proportioned with standard firefighting equipment, including in-line inductors, self-inducting nozzles, fire truck pumps, bladder tanks, pump skids, balanced pressure systems and more.

In addition to its excellent foamability and bubble stability, SOLBERG VERSAGARD AS-100 has excellent wetting ability, making it also an effective tool for the extinguishment of Class A fuel fires.

Multiple Certifications Demonstrate Effectiveness

Perimeter Solutions has achieved a broad range of certifications for SOLBERG VERSAGARD AS-100 required for various regions and applications. The firefighting foam concentrate:

· Has achieved the maximum rating and is certified to European Standard EN-1568:2018 part 3 & 4 on all fuels with fresh water and seawater – IA/IA – IA/IA

·  Passes and certified to European Standard EN-1568:2018 part 1 & 2 – for use with medium and high-expansion foam discharge devices

·  Has achieved International Maritime Organization certification MSC.1/Circ. 1312

·  Been LASTFIRE batch-certified as GOOD/GOOD/GOOD with 3 nozzles (semi, asp, system)

·  Achieved ICAO Level B

The company is pursuing additional certifications for the product. SOLBERG VERSAGARD AS-100 is available immediately on a global basis. Perimeter Solutions will be discussing the new foam technology at the AOG Energy Conference in Perth, Australia, March 11 and 12, 2021, Stand D23. For more information, visit www.perimeter-solutions.com.

Dräger to supply PPE to emergency services

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Specialist personal protective equipment from Dräger, an international leader in the fields of medical and safety technology, will now be available to all Emergency Services and Blue Light organisations in the UK through a new framework agreement with public sector procurement specialists, YPO.

The Emergency Services and Blue Light framework agreement specially covers three lots: firefighter helmets and associated products (lot 6); ambulance technician helmets and associated products (lot 23); and decontamination solutions (lot 12). It includes fully-leased managed service options.

Helmets and Associated Products

Now available to the UK Fire Services, the Dräger HPS 7000 firefighter helmet is a multipurpose helmet which ensures optimum protection with an ergonomic fit during every operation. Available in two head sizes to suit a wide range of individual head and face shapes, it is one of the lightest helmets available. With a comfortable interior fitting manufactured from anti-allergic and breathable materials, the Dräger HPS 7000 includes a high level of operating and wearing comfort. The helmet configurator helps you create your own individual Dräger firefighter helmet. No matter whether you want to choose the color, reflective stripes, or the visor – you can customize your HPS 7000 according to your needs.

The Dräger HPS 4500, suitable for ambulance personnel, provides a lightweight traditional half-shell helmet with a modern design and a robust outer shell delivering excellent protection against impact and extreme heat. Featuring a modern visor design, the helmet has superior wearer comfort due to ergonomic and lightweight internal components.

A comprehensive range of accessories across both the Dräger HPS 7000 and Dräger HPS 4500 range provide versatility across a variety of applications, including helmet communication, lamps, neck, facial and eye protection.

Decontamination

In 2020, Dräger launched the Health for the Firefighter campaign to support the fire services in helping to communicate and provide training on the importance of detailed hygiene processes; from the handling and storage of masks and breathing apparatus (BA) equipment through to the subsequent cleaning of equipment post incident.

In addition, Dräger is the first company in the Emergency Services sector to launch dedicated BA and mask cleaning equipment solution. This includes automated cleaning systems that provide consistency in washing temperatures, detergent dosage, speed and temperature of drying – which can all work together to remove contaminants for a healthy firefighter and to ensure the longevity of the equipment. All supported with dedicated national support from installation, to lifetime service and maintenance to ensure minimal downtime.

Supporting the Emergency services

Daniel O’Neill, UK Sales Manager for Emergency & Rescue Services at Dräger commented on the YPO Framework win: “It’s a fantastic endorsement of our commitment to excellence within the emergency services sector. Our dedication to innovate and drive new technologies whilst ensuring maximum safety means Dräger technology priority is to support our Emergency Service’s safety and wellbeing. For almost 100 years, firefighters all around the world have trusted Dräger for reliable equipment, services, and training that are fit for purpose and based on real-world experience. We are passionate about safety and committed to bettering the future of safety equipment whilst leading the way in integrated technology solutions available to emergency service personnel.”      

The YPO framework is a UK wide framework agreement that is available to any eligible UK public sector organisation and can be used to procure garments and services both above and below the Official Journal for the European Union (OJEU) threshold.    

Videcon partners with Comelit to deliver Fire Detection systems

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Videcon has signed up to distribute Comelit’s range of EN45-13 compliant Fire Detection systems, including all addressable and conventional solutions.

As the leading provider of security solutions, Videcon has recently evolved to introduce a new fire safety offering, responding to a growing demand and increasing responsibility for British landlords and businesses to create a fire safe environment.

With its fast growth across the UK, incorporating a fire design service, Videcon has now partnered with Comelit to present its complete portfolio of automatic fire detection systems.

Says Alan Fowlie, Fire Sales Director at Videcon: “Growth in the fire protection market has been significant, especially with the expected Fire Safety Bill coming into legislation, coupled with the increasing stringent fire safety regulations, technological advances and product innovations.

“As a company that stays abreast of latest solutions, we were keen to partner with Comelit, who are renowned for a proactive approach to future-proof technology, compliance and design.  But alongside this, we were impressed with Comelit’s commitment to technical and sales training, so that we can all stay up to date with performance and specification requirements.”

Comelit’s fire systems portfolio, now available via Videcon, includes control panels, automatic smoke and heat detectors, manual alarm devices, audio and visual indication devices, system accessories (electromagnetic stops, power supply units, etc.) and a range of wireless devices.

Mandy Bowden, Comelit Fire BDM added: “Videcon is a true leader, both in the security and now the fast-moving fire market.  We are delighted to partner, and work closely with them using our in business together pledge, to ensure our customers can have access to a portfolio of fire detection products and services that achieves the highest safety standards, without compromising on the style and aesthetic that is synonymous with the Comelit brand.”

To find out more about Comelit’s new partnership with Videcon and dedicated fire systems portfolio, there is a dedicated webinar taking place on March 12 2021.  Please use the link to register: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3370180573399051789