Equipment Protection

Manual call point covers are protective covers for fire alarm manual call points. They are placed over the manual call point to prevent accidental activation and to protect the device from physical damage. They are typically made of clear plastic or polycarbonate and are hinged or removable to allow access to the manual call point in case of a fire emergency. The use of manual call point covers helps to maintain the reliability and functionality of the fire alarm system and are a requirement for all new system installations needing to comply with BS5839 Part 1: 2017.

Fire alarm detector guards are protective covers for fire detectors. They are placed over the fire detector to protect it from physical damage and some other environmental factors that could impact its performance. Fire detector guards are typically made of metal or plastic and come in different shapes and sizes to fit different types of fire detectors. Some fire detector guards may also have a tamper-resistant feature to prevent unauthorised access or tampering with the device. The use of fire detector guards helps to maintain the reliability and longevity of the fire alarm system.

Fire alarm sounder and beacon covers are protective covers for fire alarm sounders and visual devices. They are placed over the fire alarm sounder or beacon to protect it from physical damage, debris, dust, or other environmental factors that could impact its performance. Sounder and beacon covers are typically made of plastic or metal and come in different shapes and sizes to fit different types of fire alarm devices. Some covers may also have a tamper-resistant feature to prevent unauthorised access or tampering with the device. The use of fire alarm sounder and beacon covers helps to maintain the reliability and longevity of the fire alarm system.

Fire alarm panel cabinets are protective enclosures for fire alarm control panels. They provide a secure and safe place for the control panel, wiring, and other components of the fire alarm system. The cabinet is typically made of metal or plastic and comes in different sizes and designs to accommodate different fire alarm control panels. Some fire alarm panel cabinets may also have features such as lockable doors, cable entry ports, and ventilation to ensure proper functioning of the control panel. The use of fire alarm panel cabinets helps to maintain the reliability and longevity of the fire alarm system, as well as protect the control panel and components from environmental factors.

A range of storage solutions for fire alarm ancillary equipment such as batteries, relays, timers and control switches etc. These equipment boxes can also be used for a wide range of other applications outside fire equipment.