FIRE DETECTION
We deliver fire detection and alarm systems designed to protect life and property through early warning and reliable notification.
Our Partners
In order to offer you the best possible solution for your needs, we work with closely with multiple manufacturers. This way we can ensure that our system design will match all of your needs, from required functionality & integrations to install and running costs.
Below are just a few of the brands we work with.
Reach Out
Business Info
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Pera Business Park, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, LE13 0PB
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eclipse.admin@eclipsedigital.co.uk
IDS or PIDS?
Intruder Detection systems are building focused, dependent on monitoring multiple points of entry (doors & windows) around the building, whereas PIDS cover the whole perimeter of a site, meaning intruders are detected before they reach the building, so are more prevalent on, for example, Government buildings where a breach of the building is more consequential.
What We Offer
Our fire detection systems are automated networks of sensors (smoke, heat, flame) and manual call points that detect early fire signs and trigger alarms to ensure safe evacuation. They connect to a central control panel to initiate alerts and if required contact emergency services, crucial for reducing risk in both occupied and empty buildings.
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Fire system categories
Fire system are categorised by life protection (L) this is based on the system designs capacity to detect fire and warn occupants to ensure safe evacuation, classified by coverage levels from L1 (highest) to L5 (specific). Key categories include L1 (all areas), L2 (escape routes/high-risk areas), L3 (escape routes/adjoining rooms), and L4 (escape routes only).
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Addressable or conventional
Addressable fire alarm systems are generally superior, providing exact, device-level location data and reducing false alarms for medium-to-large buildings. Conventional systems are cheaper upfront and better suited for small, simple, or low-complexity premises.
While addressable systems have higher equipment costs, they often save money on cabling and maintenance over time.