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

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 to exhibit Linear Heat Detection at Intersec 2026 in Dubai

Signaline confirms Intersec 2026 presence

Signaline has confirmed it will exhibit at Intersec 2026 at Dubai World Trade Centre, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, from Monday 12 January 2026 to Wednesday 14 January 2026.

The company said it will be based in Hall 7, Booth E22.

Signaline added that its Sales Director, Dan Smith, will attend throughout the show.

Intersec schedule and scale outlined

Intersec is set to feature more than 1,400 exhibitors in 2026.

Visitor numbers are expected to exceed 50,000, the company added.

Attendees are expected from more than 140 nations.

Signaline details UAE approvals and standards

Signaline said it secured UAE Civil Defence approval in 2024 for the Signaline FT-EN range.

It added that UAE Civil Defence approval was also achieved in 2025 for Signaline HD+ Programmable Linear Heat Detection, following that product’s launch.

Signaline said it will present a range of Linear Heat Detection with UL approval and EN54 part 22 and EN54 part 28 approvals, approved to the UAE Civil Defence standards.

Dan Smith on approvals and market focus

Dan Smith, Sales Director, commented: “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 continued: “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.”

Live demonstrations planned during the show

Signaline said Intersec will provide a platform to demonstrate its latest advancements and product developments.

The company added that its team will offer live demonstrations of its Linear Heat Detection solutions during the event.