LGM to exhibit marine fire detection at Asia Pacific Maritime 2026

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LGM to present marine fire detection systems in Singapore

LGM Products will exhibit its marine fire detection systems at the Asia Pacific Maritime exhibition taking place in Singapore between 25 and 27 March 2026.

The company confirmed its participation in the biennial Asia Pacific Maritime (APM) event, which brings together more than 20,000 maritime professionals, 750 exhibitors and over 150 speakers.

The exhibition focuses on shipbuilding, marine technology, offshore systems and port operations, along with electric and hybrid marine systems.

The event also addresses operational themes including zero emission vessels, autonomous ship technologies and digital vessel systems.

LGM marine detection systems to be displayed at exhibition stand

LGM stated that visitors can view its marine-approved fire detection systems at stand F-D19 during the exhibition.

The company’s WES3 wireless marine products are designed to provide fire detection coverage for marine environments.

The Esento Marine Conventional Fire Detection System is also part of the range being presented, alongside FireFinder Marine addressable fire detection technology designed to support system monitoring and control in marine installations.

The exhibition provides an opportunity for attendees to view these marine fire detection systems as part of the wider Asia Pacific Maritime conference and exhibition programme.

Programmable heat detection by LGM Products approved for UAE Civil Defence use

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LGM Products Signaline HD+ receives UAE Civil Defence approval

Signaline HD+ programmable linear heat detector has received approval from UAE Civil Defence, expanding its certification for use in fire detection systems.

According to LGM Products, the approval applies to the Signaline HD+ range, which launched in 2025 and allows users to programme alarm temperatures and reset the system after activation.

The detector supports both fixed temperature and rate-of-rise alarm settings.

Its pre-alarm function allows warnings at temperatures as low as 45°C.

The product already holds certification to EN54 standards and UL standards.

The additional approval confirms its eligibility for deployment in UAE Civil Defence-compliant fire detection systems.

LGM Products highlights certification and Intersec exhibition presence

LGM stated that the approval follows earlier UAE Civil Defence certification secured in 2024 for the Signaline FT-EN range.

The Signaline HD+ range adds programmable functionality to the company’s linear heat detection portfolio.

The company participated in Intersec 2026 at the Dubai World Trade Centre from 12 to 14 January 2026, where it presented its fire detection systems to global visitors.

Intersec featured over 1,400 exhibitors and attracted more than 50,000 visitors from over 140 countries.

Dan Smith, Sales Director at LGM Products, said: “We are really looking forward to showcasing Signaline to the global stage.

“Our commitment to international and local approvals has meant we have the most approved Linear Heat Detection range on the market.”

Smith added: “The Middle East is a strategically important market for Signaline and with recent local approval obtained, we have seen progressive market growth.

“Our products are also aligned to the development of green technological advances being targeted by the GCC region, especially the expansion of solar energy.”

The certification extends the company’s approved linear heat detection range for deployment in UAE-regulated projects.

Signaline Splice Kit released by LGM for cable connection applications

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LGM splice kit introduced for linear heat detection connections

LGM Products has introduced the Signaline Splice Kit to enable secure connections between lengths of linear heat detection cable and leader cable.

LGM announced the release as part of its Signaline Linear Heat Detection (LHD) system accessories.

The splice kit is designed for applications where standard connection boxes or end-of-line enclosures cannot be secured to a surface.

These conditions can arise in installations such as solar systems or transformers where no suitable mounting surface is available.

The splice kit connects two cable lengths using two IP68 rated cable glands and a connector gasket.

The unit is lightweight and relies on the tensile strength of the linear heat detection cable to hold it in place.

It can be assembled quickly onsite to create a secure cable connection.

Environmental ratings and system compatibility

According to LGM Products, the Signaline Splice Kit provides IP68 and fire-rated protection.

The unit also carries UL approval and is UV rated for use in environments exposed to weather and environmental stress.

These ratings support compatibility with Signaline linear heat detection systems in applications where environmental protection and secure cable joining are required.

The splice kit expands the available connection options within the Signaline system where surface-mounted connection enclosures cannot be used.

LGM: Signaline LocatorPlus and LocatorPlus-EN achieve SIL 2 capability

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LGM announcement on LocatorPlus SIL 2 capability

Signaline has announced that its LocatorPlus and LocatorPlus-EN Linear Heat Detection Controllers have been independently assessed and confirmed capable for use in low demand mode safety functions up to, and including, Safety Integrity Level (SIL) 2.

The announcement was published by LGM Products, manufacturer of the Signaline linear heat detection range.

The Functional Safety Capability Statement covers suitability for low demand mode safety functions against the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) 61508 functional safety framework.

What the IEC 61508 assessment covered

In its published statement, LGM Products said the assessment was performed to IEC 61508 Edition 2, Parts 1 to 3 and evaluated random hardware failures and architectural constraints for both devices.

The results show SIL 2 architectural capability with a Safe Failure Fraction (SFF) of 92% for each model.

The analysis includes quantified dangerous undetected and detected failure rates for each controller.

The statement says the capability applies within low demand Safety Instrumented Functions (SIFs).

It adds that full SIF compliance requires system level verification across the sensor, logic solver and final element.

Product context and approvals listed

In the same statement, LGM Products described the Signaline LocatorPlus as a dual zone controller and alarm locator for Signaline FT, FT-R and FT-X linear heat detection cables.

It said the LocatorPlus carries third party approvals including UL, cUL and FM, alongside its SIL 2 capability statement for low demand SIFs.

LGM Products also described the Signaline LocatorPlus-EN as complementing the FT-EN cable family, providing dual zone monitoring and automatic alarm location in EN5428 approved systems, now supported by the same SIL 2 capability for low demand safety functions under IEC 61508.

The statement lists typical SIL 2 specification scenarios including industrial process areas with combustible materials such as conveyors, cable trays and service tunnels, plus energy and utilities infrastructure such as fuel storage sites and transformer galleries.

LGM Products said Signaline also holds approvals including VdS, UL, cUL, FM and UL EU, plus country specific approvals including Activfire, HKFSD, UAE CD and TFTF.