Fire Fighting
Core equipment for exactly the moment a fire needs a direct response.
Fire Extinguishers
Certified portable extinguishers across fire classes, sized and placed according to each area's specific risk, from kitchens to plant rooms.
Fire Hose Reels
Fixed hose reel installations giving on-site staff an immediate first-response option ahead of the fire brigade's arrival.
Dry/Wet Risers
Vertical pipework giving fire crews pressurized water access on every floor of a multi-storey building, wet or dry depending on the building's use and code requirement.
Fire Sprinkler Systems
Automatic sprinkler coverage designed to the occupancy and fuel load of each space, from retail floors to industrial racking.
Deluge Systems
Simultaneous, full-zone water discharge for high-risk areas like transformer bays and chemical storage, where a standard sprinkler response would be too slow.
Fire Pumps
Electric, diesel and jockey pump sets sized to deliver the flow and pressure a site's suppression and hydrant design calls for.
Pre-action systems
Some spaces cannot afford an accidental water discharge. Data centres, server rooms, archives, control rooms and high-value storage areas need reliable fire protection, but they also need protection from the damage a leaking or falsely triggered sprinkler can cause.Pre-action systems are designed for exactly this. They need a keeping-up routine as carefully as the system itself.
Foam systems
Fires involving flammable liquids behave differently from ordinary fires. Water alone can spread burning fuel. Foam works by blanketing the surface, cutting off oxygen and suppressing vapours, which is why it is widely used where fuels, oils and solvents are stored or handled. A foam system only works if the concentrate is in good condition, mixed at the right ratio and delivered through equipment that is ready to run.
Standpipe systems
In a tall or large building, a firefighter cannot be expected to carry hose from the street to the fire. Standpipe systems solve that by putting a water supply inside the building itself, on every floor or at key points. Because these systems sit unused for long periods, they are easy to forget until the moment they matter.
