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Combined disabled refuge EVC, disabled toilet alarm, fire telephone and building alarms system, controlled and monitored from a single fire panel sized enclosure. All control boards, PSUs, batteries, etc. mounted inside the monitoring station. Simply connect mains and outstations for a complete system. Saving money, installation cost, space etc. Remote monitoring and third-party interfaces over serial / IP / fibre available

Folknoll's vandal resistant, BS 5839‑9 compatible, disabled refuge EVCS offers cost-effective solutions for shops, offices, hotels and other public spaces. Our range of outstations, master stations and control equipment enables us to construct a system to suit your requirements including photoluminescent outstations, Braille annotation, induction loops, vandal resistant master stations, third-party interfaces, etc. We can even combine our disabled refuge systems with fire telephones, emergency assistance / disabled toilet and other building alarms to provide great solutions for smaller sites.

Our Fire Telephone System is designed to help you meet the requirements of BS5839 (Code of Practice for Emergency Voice Communications Systems. With cable fault monitoring, standby battery power supplies, provision for heavy fire resistant cabling etc. The system is also designed for easy installation, loop through cabling, easy configuration, easy operation. Reducing costs for you and your clients.

The Fire Thermal Infrared (FireTIR) detection system is based on fixed infrared cameras which measure the viewed surface temperatures in real time and connect to a user friendly software interface.

The Patol Infra-Red Heat Detectors are designed to provide an early warning of fire or overheat conditions of material being transported on conveyor systems. The unique principle of operation will detect black body infra-red emissions at low thermal energy levels.

The Patol Linear Heat Detection Cable (LHDC) is designed to provide early detection of fire and overheating in circumstances where other forms of detection would not be viable, either due to inability to sustain the environment requirements or through prohibitive costs. Patol also offers a Line Type Heat Detector system.