• Design, Installation and Commissioning

• Servicing and Maintenance

• Additional Works

• Fire Alarm System Upgrades

• Fault Finding and Repairs

• Regular Checks

BAFE SP203-1 Fire Detection and Alarm Systems: Third-party certificated by BSI.

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A wide range of Fire detection and Alarm System (FDAS) equipment is available and we specialise in providing solutions for any type of premises and its use. The types of equipment recommended may include the following products: –

All fire alarm systems will include manual call points that allow people to raise a fire alarm, commonly known as “break glass” units. –

Point detectors are designed to detect one or more of the four characteristics of fire; heat, smoke, combustion gas (i.e. carbon monoxide), or radiation (i.e. infra-red). – Multi-sensor detectors combine detector technology to improve the detection characteristics and reject false alarms.

– Optical beam detectors provide economical and effective protection of large, open plan spaces where the use of traditional detection technologies would prove to be difficult and/or costly to install.

– Line type heat detectors are used in large industrial spaces such as tunnels or car parks with adverse environmental conditions.

– Aspirating fire detection is a specialised system where air samples are taken to a sensitive central detector through a network of small pipes.

– Wireless fire alarm systems are available which provide solutions where wired installations are not suitable.

– Other devices, such as visual alarms or beacons are used if there is a risk of audio signals not being adequately heard by all occupants, either for disability reasons or by use of ear defenders.

The operation of all this equipment is coordinated and controlled by a control and indicating panel. This piece of equipment allows the day to day test and running of the fire alarm system but is also at the centre of managing what happens in the event of a fire alarm.

The control and indicating panel may indicate only the zone in which a detector or call point has been activated or it may be a fully addressable panel giving details and location of the individual detector or call point that has operated.

There should always be a zone plan displayed alongside the fire alarm control and indicator panel.

RES provides a complete fire detection and fire alarm system design, installation and commissioning service, ensuring your premises are compliant to British Standards (BS5839 Pt1).

Our own in house engineer team specialise in this type of work and are experienced in a variety of state of the art alarm systems.

RES provide comprehensive Fire Detection and Alarm System installation and maintenance services to our customers, and as part of this service we continually strive to offer the latest technology and products to our customers.

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RES Fire can supply, test and manage fire detection and alarm system monitoring system and equipment.

We work with leading ARC providers (Alarm Receiving Centres) to provide a comprehensive fire alarm monitoring service.

We’ve successfully setup over forty monitoring systems around the South of the UK.

Monitoring Solution Summary

• – Supply, Test, Management of monitoring system and equipment
• – DualComm Grade Shift Hardware
• – 24 Hr Battery Backup
• – EN54 Compliant

Our fire alarm services cover the South of England including the counties of Middlesex, Essex, Kent, East Sussex, West Sussex, Surrey, Hampshire, Dorset, Wiltshire, Gloucestershire, Berkshire, Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire including London, Brighton, Portsmouth, Southampton, Winchester, Bristol, and the surrounding towns of Aldershot, Basingstoke, Beaconsfield, Bracknell, Cirencester, Egham, Farnham, Guildford, Henley on Thames, High Wycombe, Maidenhead, Marlow, Newbury, Oxford, Poole, Reading, Slough, St Albans, Staines, Swindon, Watford, Windsor, Woking, Wokingham and Worthing.