Fire Alarms

Fire Alarm Systems

Fire alarms are units composed of several devices that use both audio and visual warnings to alert people of a potential fire, smoke or carbon monoxide occurrence in the area they are covering.

Smoke detectors usually are the first in detecting a problem, which then triggers a loud noise to warn all occupants.

Fire alarm systems are an essential part of any business security plan. It’s absolutely imperative to ensure that a system that protects your premises, your staff and your goods is in place in the event of a fire emergency.

A high quality fire alarm system can warn all within the site of a potential danger through its alert emission and offer your staff precious minutes to exit the premises safely. It is also a necessary requirement for health and safety and insurance purposes.

”Our fire alarms were in need of an upgrade and Tindall Security as always were absolutely brilliant. Our entire fire system needed updating and we now know that all precautions have been taken with new smoke detectors and break glass points around our premises have been newly updated. Highly recommended
Scott Wilson-RoweMilton Keynes, Buckinghamshire

Fire Alarms for Businesses

Fire alarms should be set up to cover as many different areas within your site as possible, from internal offices, to warehouses, hallways and other communal areas. All alarms by Tindall are monitored by the Southern Monitoring and the Northern Monitoring Services, the largest independent receiving centre in the UK. Both high security centres are NSI Gold accredited for Security, Fire and CCTV monitoring.

Different types of fire alarm systems are available to be installed throughout your business site, which meet different requirements. Some offer potential additional functions depending on needs, such as escape lights for a potential evacuation and strobe lights to notify those with hearing impairments.

Thorough risk assessments need to take place before a system can be designed. This means an experienced surveyor can determine, after visiting your premises, what areas of your site offer a higher risk and where devices should be strategically placed to protect your business and the workers within it.

Our Fire Services

We’ll take the time to understand what you are hoping to achieve, then we’ll advise the best fire service. The links below will give you a bit more information on each of our most popular types of fire service for your business.