Detectortesters acquires Global Vision Inc to expand fire pump testing capabilities

Detectortesters announces acquisition of Global Vision Inc

Detectortesters Group has announced the acquisition of Global Vision Inc (GVI), a US-based company specialising in fire pump test meters.

GVI, founded in 2006 and headquartered in Minneapolis, develops FM-approved solutions designed for the maintenance of fire pumps in sprinkler systems.

The acquisition is part of Detectortesters’ growth strategy and follows its purchase of The Hose Monster Company in May 2024.

Strengthening flow test and measurement capabilities

Robert Campbell, Group CEO of Detectortesters [pictured], said the acquisition aligns with the company’s expansion in the test and measurement flow meter sector.

Campbell said: “As part of our growth strategy, we were looking to strengthen our position further within the test and measurement flow meter space, and I am delighted we have been able to achieve that with GVI.”

He added that GVI’s products and technology complement Hose Monster’s offerings.

GVI sees opportunity for growth within Detectortesters

Aaron Cerny, Executive VP of GVI, stated that joining Detectortesters provides an opportunity for growth and further development.

Cerny said: “Becoming part of the Detectortesters group gives us the platform to grow even further, with access to even greater resource and experience which will help drive development of new solutions and the expansion of our customer base.”

He added that he looks forward to collaborating with the Hose Monster team.

Detectortesters’ acquisition strategy

The purchase of GVI marks the fourth acquisition by Detectortesters Group.

The company, backed by Inflexion Private Equity, has been expanding its portfolio through acquisitions aimed at strengthening its position in fire safety testing and measurement.

GVI’s patented solutions are used by a global customer base, supporting compliance and maintenance of fire protection systems.

Detectortesters acquires Global Vision Inc to expand fire pump testing capabilities: Summary

Detectortesters Group has acquired Global Vision Inc, a Minneapolis-based company specialising in fire pump test meters. GVI develops FM-approved solutions for the maintenance of fire pumps in sprinkler systems. The acquisition follows Detectortesters’ purchase of The Hose Monster Company in May 2024.

Robert Campbell, Group CEO of Detectortesters, stated that acquiring GVI strengthens the company’s presence in the test and measurement flow meter sector. Aaron Cerny, Executive VP of GVI, said the acquisition provides opportunities for growth and product development.

Detectortesters, backed by Inflexion Private Equity, has now acquired four companies as part of its expansion strategy. GVI’s solutions are used worldwide to support the maintenance and compliance of fire protection systems.

AssistCallPro safety alarm system launched by Vox Ignis

AssistCallPro to debut at Fire Safety Event 2025

Vox Ignis has announced the launch of its new AssistCallPro safety alarm system, which will be introduced at the Fire Safety Event 2025.

The system is designed for multiple alarm applications, including accessible toilets and bedrooms, water leak detection, fire doors, emergency exits, pools, saunas, panic alarms, and medical emergencies.

AssistCallPro operates on a network with up to 64 zones and allows for multiple touchscreen control options.

It also includes a programmable relay output for integration with building management systems and third-party platforms.

Features and compliance of AssistCallPro

The AssistCallPro range includes input and output devices available in white or stainless steel finishes, with IP66 variants for specific environments.

It complies with BS 8300-2:2018 and is designed for easy installation in single or double gang back boxes.

Installation is simplified through network autolearn and graphical fault management, which can be accessed via touchscreen modules.

The system offers four main module options: PSU, four-zone controller, programmable relay module, and touchscreen controller/repeater.

The network loop can expand up to 7km to accommodate changing site layouts.

Installation and connectivity options

Each remote PSU can power up to four network modules and can be located up to 100m away for convenient mains connection.

All field line devices are powered directly from the line and can be installed in any order.

The system supports Cat5 networking for power and data, while field lines can use Cat5, security cable, or twin and earth wiring.

Market applications and future plans

Jeremy Kirkup, sales director at Vox Ignis, said: “We’re delighted to be launching the latest version of our earliest product AssistCall, especially as it adds so many unique features and benefits for our customers and end users.

“AssistCallPro’s attractive aesthetics, intuitive installation, and easy commissioning have already attracted a number of use cases including safety alarms for pools, water parks, and saunas; panic alarms in doctors’ surgeries; first aid alerts for factories; medical emergency alarms in gyms; water leak alarms in residential blocks; emergency door alarms in care homes; and of course accessible room and WC alarms.

“We’re already looking to add more alarm types in the coming months.”

AssistCallPro safety alarm system launched by Vox Ignis: Summary

Vox Ignis will introduce the AssistCallPro safety alarm system at the Fire Safety Event 2025.

The networked system supports up to 64 zones for various alarm applications, including accessible facilities, emergency doors, and medical emergencies.

It includes multiple touchscreen control options, a programmable relay output for system integration, and compliance with BS 8300-2:2018.

The system features input and output devices in different finishes, IP66-rated variants, and a network loop expandable to 7km.

Installation is facilitated through network autolearn and graphical fault management.

Connectivity supports Cat5 wiring for networking and various cabling options for field lines.

Each PSU powers up to four network modules and can be located up to 100m away.

The system has been implemented in multiple environments, including pools, healthcare facilities, factories, and residential buildings.

Vox Ignis has confirmed plans to introduce additional alarm types in the future.

Edinburgh’s Waldorf Astoria upgrades fire safety with Hyfire wireless system

Hyfire wireless system installed at historic Edinburgh hotel

Hyfire has reported that its wireless fire alarm system has been installed at the Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh – The Caledonian.

More than 1,300 Taurus wireless devices were deployed across the seven-storey hotel, covering 240 guest rooms and multiple communal areas.

The installation was carried out by Marlowe Fire and Security.

The project was completed without requiring room closures, minimising disruption to guests.

The wireless system was chosen to accommodate the hotel’s architectural constraints, which would have made a wired system more challenging to install.

Historic building presents installation challenges

The Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh, originally part of the former Caledonian Station, has been a landmark on Princes Street since 1903.

Its historic structure and layout made fire system upgrades particularly complex.

Dan Thorburn, Project Commissioning Engineer at Marlowe Fire and Security, said: “The Waldorf Caledonian isn’t just any hotel; it’s a monument to Edinburgh’s grand past and its vibrant present.

“Taking on this project was a big test journey for us, combining modern safety requirements with the delicate preservation of heritage.”

He added that maintaining the hotel’s operational status throughout the project was a key priority.

He explained: “The architectural complexities combined with our commitment to an uninterrupted guest experience—the whole hotel remained open throughout—created unique challenges.”

Advantages of wireless fire alarm systems for hotels

Installing modern fire alarm systems in historic hotels presents difficulties due to structural constraints.

Traditional wired systems can require extensive modifications, which may be disruptive or require approval from heritage authorities.

Hyfire’s Taurus Wireless Fire Alarm System reduces installation complexity by using 90% less wiring than conventional systems.

The devices can be pre-configured off-site, enabling a faster and less intrusive installation.

Thorburn said: “Hyfire’s wireless devices offered a path that traditional systems couldn’t.

“By utilising 90% less wiring, we were not only able to significantly reduce installation complexities, but also ensured the hotel’s existing fire alarm system could operate unhindered until our new system was fully commissioned.”

Preserving heritage while ensuring safety

Due to the building’s historic status, any modifications require clearance from Historic Environment Scotland.

Wireless technology allowed for a system upgrade without altering the hotel’s structure.

Robert Bruce, National Key Account Manager at Hyfire, said: “We’re incredibly proud to be part of such a prestigious project.

“Hyfire wireless devices are designed for situations exactly like this, where the demands of the historic built environment require flexible yet uncompromising solutions.”

He added that the new system ensures fire safety while maintaining the integrity of the hotel’s heritage.

Edinburgh’s Waldorf Astoria upgrades fire safety with wireless system: Summary

Hyfire has reported that more than 1,300 of its Taurus wireless fire alarm devices have been installed at the Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh – The Caledonian.

The installation, completed by Marlowe Fire and Security, covered 240 guest rooms and communal areas without requiring room closures.

The hotel’s historic structure presented challenges for installing a wired system, making a wireless solution preferable.

Hyfire’s system, using 90% less wiring, allowed for minimal disruption and faster deployment.

The installation was carried out while maintaining the hotel’s existing fire alarm system until commissioning was complete.

Heritage considerations required approval from Historic Environment Scotland.

The wireless system enabled fire safety enhancements without structural modifications.

Hyfire stated that the project demonstrates how modern fire protection can be integrated into historic buildings while preserving their architectural integrity.

Mansion House installs Hyfire wireless fire system in safety upgrade

Mansion House fire safety modernised with wireless system

Mansion House, the official residence of the Lord Mayor of London, has been upgraded with a new wireless fire alarm system supplied by Hyfire.

According to Hyfire, the Grade I listed building now features its Taurus wireless devices, installed by Square Mile Fire and Security within a five-week timeframe.

The upgrade was completed while the main part of the property was temporarily closed.

The new system replaces an older conventional fire alarm with an addressable wireless system, designed to provide comprehensive coverage without requiring extensive rewiring.

The historical significance of Mansion House

Mansion House, completed in the 1740s, was built as a residence for the Lord Mayor of London, a role that dates back almost 1,000 years.

Its construction was funded through a by-law that required elected officials who refused to serve to pay a fine.

This practice disproportionately affected Rational Dissenters, who could not take office without participating in Anglican sacraments.

This controversial method of raising funds allowed the City of London Corporation to collect £15,000, financing the construction of the building.

The practice was later referenced by Mark Twain in A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court.

Installing the new system within strict time constraints

Hyfire reported that the installation process was completed within a restricted timeframe of five weeks.

Square Mile Fire and Security installed 500 devices throughout the building.

James Booth from Square Mile Fire and Security said: “It was a real honour getting to work on this Grade I listed historic building.

“Thanks to Hyfire’s easy to install Taurus system, my team and I were able to get the whole system installed incredibly fast, which delighted the client.”

The system was selected due to its wireless capability, which eliminated the need for disruptive cabling work in the historic structure.

Hyfire’s background in fire safety solutions

Hyfire was established in 2007 and introduced some of the first commercial wireless fire detection and alarm devices certified to EN54 standards.

The company’s devices include a five-year warranty and are supported by a partner programme for installation, commissioning, and technical support.

Hyfire stated that the installation at Mansion House aligns with its ongoing mission to enhance fire safety in historic and complex buildings while minimising disruption.

Mansion House installs Hyfire wireless fire system in safety upgrade: Summary

Mansion House, the Lord Mayor of London’s residence, has been equipped with a new Hyfire wireless fire alarm system.

The upgrade was completed by Square Mile Fire and Security within five weeks during a scheduled closure of the building’s main area.

The system includes 500 wireless devices and replaces an older conventional alarm with an addressable network.

The decision to use wireless technology was made to avoid major disruption to the Grade I listed building.

Hyfire was launched in 2007 and specialises in wireless fire detection solutions certified to EN54.

The company provides a five-year warranty on its devices and offers ongoing support through its partner programme.

Why early detection matters: Reducing the $150 billion wildfire impact with AI

Alchera X President & CEO, Michael Plaksin, highlights FireScout AI’s role in minimising wildfire risks by leveraging real-time data

What challenges does California face in adopting advanced wildfire management solutions like FireScout AI?

One major hurdle is limited investment in modernised technologies, due to budget constraints and competing fiscal priorities.

Bureaucratic processes and governmental red tape also slow decision-making and implementation.

The state relies heavily on outdated systems that cannot address the rising intensity and frequency of wildfires.

Additionally, some agencies remain unaware of AI’s potential to detect fires more quickly, leading to hesitation in replacing legacy systems.

Raising awareness among policymakers, emergency teams and community leaders about AI-driven management is crucial.

Overcoming these barriers can dramatically improve wildfire detection, containment and resource allocation.

By streamlining adoption and educating stakeholders, California can tackle the escalating wildfire crisis with FireScout AI’s advanced capabilities.

How can FireScout help reduce the $150 billion economic losses caused by wildfires annually?

Its ability to detect fires in under one minute and alert first responders up to two hours earlier than traditional systems accelerates containment.

Early intervention limits destruction, protecting homes, infrastructure and natural resources.

By offering precise detection and fewer false alarms, FireScout ensures efficient use of firefighting resources.

This early action cuts post-fire recovery expenses and prevents widespread economic damage.

FireScout’s proactive management tools also help communities prepare and respond better, further reducing losses.

Overall, investing in FireScout costs far less than the ongoing damages incurred from these destructive events.

What role does FireScout AI play in supporting a preventative approach to wildfire management?

FireScout continuously monitors environmental conditions, spotting potential fire threats before they escalate into large-scale events.

By delivering actionable insights, it allows authorities to implement targeted measures, such as brush clearing or strategically placing resources.

Seamless integration with existing camera networks enhances efficiency and scalability, making adoption easier across diverse regions.

By shifting from a reactive to a proactive model, FireScout helps communities safeguard lives, properties and ecosystems, reducing the risk and severity of catastrophic fires.

How do inadequate detection systems impact wildfire containment efforts?

Inadequate systems delay early detection, allowing fires to spread and intensify before responders can intervene.

This escalation increases containment costs and endangers more people and property.

Outdated technology often generates many false positives, diverting resources from real threats.

Without accurate, real-time data, firefighting teams struggle to plan effective strategies.

FireScout AI overcomes these gaps through rapid, precise detection, enabling timely resource deployment.

Its capabilities lower risks associated with delayed responses and improve overall containment.

What steps are being taken to expand FireScout’s reach in wildfire-prone areas?

Expansion involves collaboration and investment.

Partnerships among government agencies, private organisations and communities are critical.

Streamlined funding and financial incentives can accelerate adoption in high-risk zones.

Public awareness campaigns that highlight FireScout’s success and cost-effectiveness encourage broader support.

Integrating FireScout into regional and national frameworks ensures a unified approach to wildfire prevention and response.

Success stories from Australia and Korea demonstrate its capabilities.

By pursuing these strategies, FireScout can reduce wildfire risks and protect communities worldwide.

This article was originally published in the February 2025 issue of International Fire & Safety Journal – to read your FREE digital copy, click here.

Hyfire fire safety system installed at Beckford’s Tower in Bath

Fire safety system installed at historic site in Bath

Hyfire’s Taurus wireless fire devices have been installed at Beckford’s Tower in Bath as part of a fire safety upgrade.

Almost 100 devices were fitted within a hybrid system designed to protect the structure while preserving its 19th-century architecture.

Beckford’s Tower, originally built as a retreat for writer and collector William Beckford, now houses a museum showcasing his furniture and artwork.

The fire system installation was carried out by PRW Group using Hyfire’s TauREX software to ensure minimal impact on the historic interiors.

Luke Batchelar, Operations and Technical Manager at PRW Group, said: “Hyfire’s Taurus devices were selected for their unmatched ability to meld cutting-edge fire technology with the stringent requirements of heritage conservation.

The strategically planned installation, specified using Hyfire’s TauREX software, ensured that the tower’s architectural integrity and historical significance were meticulously preserved while substantially elevating its fire safety standards.”

Wireless system designed for heritage buildings

The installation at Beckford’s Tower is part of a broader approach to applying modern fire safety solutions to historic sites.

Wireless fire systems, such as Taurus, are often used in buildings where traditional wired systems could be intrusive or disruptive.

Richard Williams, Regional Sales Manager – South West at Hyfire, said: “Protecting Beckford’s Tower with modern fire systems while preserving its historical essence was our top priority.

“This meticulously planned installation showcases how Hyfire’s wireless fire technology can be adapted to respect and safeguard heritage sites, with rapid implementation and radically reduced time on site.”

Features of the Hyfire Taurus system

Taurus, developed in Trieste, Italy, incorporates Pathfinder Technology, which enables communication over 1km in open air and further with expansion hops.

The system’s antenna technology allows it to operate across multiple frequencies and environments, reducing the number of devices and batteries required.

The hybrid system at Beckford’s Tower was designed to integrate wireless components with minimal disruption, ensuring compliance with fire safety regulations while maintaining the building’s structural integrity.

Fire safety and conservation efforts

The installation aims to protect the museum’s collection and the structure itself, allowing public access to continue with improved safety measures.

A spokesperson for Beckford’s Tower said: “The protection of our visitors and preservation of our history is paramount.

“Hyfire’s wireless hybrid solution has addressed our needs with minimal intrusion, ensuring that Beckford’s Tower can be enjoyed safely for years to come.”

Hyfire fire safety system installed at Beckford’s Tower in Bath: Summary

Hyfire’s Taurus wireless fire devices have been installed at Beckford’s Tower in Bath as part of a fire safety upgrade.

PRW Group carried out the installation, ensuring minimal impact on the historic structure.

The wireless system was chosen due to its adaptability to heritage buildings.

The Taurus system, developed in Trieste, Italy, features Pathfinder Technology, allowing for long-range communication and reduced equipment needs.

The installation aims to safeguard the museum’s collection and visitor access while complying with fire safety regulations.

Hyfire installs wireless fire protection in historic Norwegian building

Fire safety upgrade for Hundvåg’s historic commercial building

A historic commercial building on the island of Hundvåg, Norway, has been equipped with 99 wireless fire safety devices from Hyfire.

The installation of the Taurus Wireless System was aimed at enhancing fire safety while preserving the building’s structural integrity.

The site includes warehouse spaces, a commercial kitchen, offices, and a local pub, making fire protection a priority.

Wireless fire systems preserve historic structures

The building owner sought a fire safety solution that would not require extensive modifications.

Wireless technology was selected to minimise disruption while ensuring compliance with fire regulations.

Torger Nordbø, Sales Manager for Hyfire, said: “Because Hyfire’s devices can be set up off-site and then installed quickly, without the need for extensive work, the End Client was able to save on labour costs as well as preserve the historic integrity of the building.”

Benefits of wireless fire protection in complex buildings

Wireless fire systems such as Taurus are suited to buildings with multiple uses and complex layouts.

Unlike wired systems, they do not require drilling or cabling, making them a practical solution for structures with restricted access.

The rapid installation process meant that the building’s occupants could continue their work and social activities without major disruption.

Wireless systems also allow for easy expansion if additional fire safety measures are required in the future.

Fire safety measures maintain community access

The upgrade ensures the building can continue operating safely while retaining its historical value.

Hyfire’s wireless fire protection technology offers heritage sites an alternative to traditional wired systems, allowing them to meet safety requirements without compromising the building’s original features.

Wireless fire safety system installed in historic Norwegian commercial building: Summary

A historic commercial building in Hundvåg, Norway, has been fitted with 99 Hyfire wireless fire safety devices.

The Taurus Wireless System was selected to enhance fire protection without requiring extensive modifications to the building.

The site includes warehouse spaces, offices, a commercial kitchen, and a pub.

Wireless technology was chosen to avoid cabling and drilling, making it suitable for heritage structures.

The installation was completed without major disruption to the building’s activities.

Wireless fire systems allow for future expansion and compliance with safety regulations while preserving historic features.

Hochiki Training Academy completes first year with expanded courses

Hochiki celebrates first anniversary of Training Academy

Hochiki has marked the first anniversary of its Training Academy, which provides fire safety professionals with education and practical training on designing, installing, commissioning, and maintaining its systems.

Since its launch, the academy has registered over 789 users, with more than 514 courses completed through both online and in-person training.

The academy offers courses suited to various experience levels, from engineers new to fire safety to experienced industry professionals.

Training structure and learning approach

The Training Academy offers a blended learning approach, combining online modules such as webinars, instructional videos, and interactive courses with in-person training at Hochiki’s facilities in Kent.

Participants benefit from self-paced learning alongside hands-on experience, including practical exercises and simulations.

According to a participant: “From first contacting Hochiki support to completing their online course, and then face-to-face training, the communication has been fantastic.”

Industry support and professional development

Shinsuke Kubo, Managing Director at Hochiki Europe, highlighted the academy’s role in supporting the fire safety sector: “By providing high-quality training and education, we want to empower engineers to deliver safer and more effective fire protection solutions.

“The academy’s success is a testament to the value of continuous professional development and the importance of collaboration between us, as a leading manufacturer, and fire industry professionals, in the pursuit of enhanced life safety.”

Hochiki states that the academy contributes to ensuring the correct specification, installation, and maintenance of its products, aiming to enhance fire safety in buildings.

Future plans for the academy

Hochiki has announced plans to expand the Training Academy’s course offerings, introduce new modules focused on fire safety technology advancements, and further develop its online learning platform.

The company aims to provide ongoing education and professional development opportunities for engineers and fire safety professionals as part of its broader commitment to fire protection training.

Hochiki Training Academy completes first year with expanded courses: Summary

Hochiki has marked the first anniversary of its Training Academy, reporting over 789 registered users and more than 514 courses completed.

The academy provides fire safety professionals with education on designing, installing, commissioning, and maintaining Hochiki systems through a blended learning model combining online training and in-person practical sessions at its Kent facility.

Shinsuke Kubo, Managing Director at Hochiki Europe, said the academy plays a role in professional development and collaboration within the fire safety industry.

Hochiki plans to expand the academy’s course offerings and introduce additional modules covering new advancements in fire safety technology.

Fire safety considerations for data centres: Euralarm releases new guidance

Euralarm publishes fire protection guidance for data centres

Euralarm has released a new guidance document on fire protection for data centres, detailing factors to consider and available solutions.

The document outlines how fire protection requirements vary by client and region and offers insights to help stakeholders choose the most appropriate measures.

It provides information on different fire suppression technologies, including sprinklers, water mist, gaseous systems, oxygen reduction systems, and condensed aerosols.

The guidance is aimed at data centre designers, operators, and fire protection professionals seeking clarity on how different solutions impact fire safety.

Key considerations for fire safety in data centres

The document explains that fire protection strategies must be tailored to individual data centres due to variations in infrastructure, risk factors, and operational priorities.

It highlights that while regulatory standards provide a baseline, they may not fully address the specific needs of data centres, where high-value equipment and critical data storage require enhanced protection measures.

Euralarm’s guidance discusses how fire suppression technologies differ in their suitability depending on the stage of a fire incident.

Understanding fire suppression technologies

The guidance provides an overview of several fire suppression options and their effectiveness in different scenarios.

Sprinkler and water mist systems are discussed for their ability to control fires quickly, while gaseous systems and oxygen reduction solutions are considered for their impact on sensitive electronic equipment.

Condensed aerosol systems are also reviewed as an alternative approach.

The document aims to help professionals assess these technologies beyond regulatory compliance, considering factors such as business continuity and asset protection.

Guidance for industry professionals

The publication is designed for professionals who already understand the importance of fire protection and are evaluating the implications of different solutions.

Rather than prescribing a single approach, the guidance helps stakeholders assess which fire protection methods align with their specific data centre requirements.

It also addresses potential challenges when selecting a particular approach over another.

Copies of the guidance document can be accessed through Euralarm’s website: https://www.euralarm.org/resource/guideline-on-selection-of-fire-protection-systems-for-data-centers-pdf.html.

Fire safety considerations for data centres: Summary

Euralarm has released a guidance document outlining fire protection strategies for data centres.

The document details key considerations for fire safety and how different suppression technologies apply to various fire stages.

It explains that fire protection needs vary by client and region, and professionals must assess solutions beyond basic compliance.

It reviews technologies such as sprinklers, water mist, gaseous systems, oxygen reduction, and condensed aerosols.

The guidance is intended for data centre designers, operators, and fire protection professionals.

It does not specify a single solution but helps stakeholders determine the most suitable approach for their circumstances.

The document is available for download on Euralarm’s website.

Royal Ship Hotel upgrades fire safety system with Hyfire technology

Fire alarm upgrade at Grade II listed hotel with Hyfire technology

Hyfire has reported that the Royal Ship Hotel in Dolgellau has undergone an upgrade to its fire alarm system without disrupting daily operations or affecting revenue.

The 19th-century coaching inn had a combination of older Hyfire wireless and hard-wired systems, installed at different times and connected through separate fire panels.

Over 15 years, the system had undergone multiple modifications, and ageing components began causing reliability issues.

The building’s evolving layout also contributed to fire safety concerns.

Planning and system selection

Fire Queen Limited, a Hyfire partner, was tasked with proposing a wireless system upgrade that would prevent business disruption.

The project required careful assessment, including radio signal strength testing, to ensure reliable communication between devices, particularly given the thick walls of the historic building.

The end client sought a solution that would eliminate the need for extensive wiring and lengthy installation.

Wireless technology was chosen to achieve this while maintaining the integrity of the building and minimising impact on guests.

Installation process and timeline

Fire Queen Limited coordinated with hotel management to schedule work around room bookings, ensuring fire protection remained in place throughout.

Unlike a hard-wired installation, which could have taken six weeks, the wireless system was installed within one week.

Some preparatory work was carried out in advance to reduce the time spent on-site.

The installation process was structured to prevent interference with hotel operations, allowing the hotel to remain fully operational while the new system was implemented.

Outcome and client feedback

The upgraded system features Hyfire Taurus wireless devices combined with an Advanced MXPro fire panel.

Fire Queen Limited stated that this solution offers a fully addressable, reliable, and user-friendly fire safety system suitable for complex building layouts.

A Fire Queen Limited spokesperson said: “The end client was extremely pleased with the rapidity and efficiency of the installation.

“Thanks to Hyfire’s innovative devices, the whole installation was smooth and did not lead to disruption of any kind.”

Royal Ship Hotel upgrades fire safety system with Hyfire technology: Summary

Hyfire has reported that Fire Queen Limited has completed a wireless fire alarm upgrade at the Royal Ship Hotel in Dolgellau.

The previous system, comprising separate wireless and wired components installed over different periods, had become outdated and difficult to manage.

Fire Queen Limited planned the project to ensure no business disruption, conducting signal strength tests and scheduling work around hotel occupancy.

The installation, which would have taken six weeks with a wired system, was completed in one week.

The new system integrates Hyfire Taurus wireless devices with an Advanced MXPro fire panel, providing a fully addressable and modern fire safety solution.

Fire Queen Limited stated that the upgrade improved reliability while maintaining full hotel operations throughout the process.