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Offline CivvyFSO

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What type of Fire system
« Reply #30 on: March 30, 2007, 03:28:49 PM »
The formula one example is a good one. Why don't we all get formula one cars? Do you have one for going to work in? No? Do you have the top brand new ncap car because it is safer? Or do you own something reasonably safe, that is affordable?

I personally haven't spent millions on a formula one car because my little Peugeot gets me to work and back. It does the job it is intended to do. Sure, to protect my family I would like some nice big SAAB or Volvo, I realise that they could be safer, but I simply can't afford it.

Does some little 2 storey office has very different atmospheric conditions to someones house? Probably has actually, more dust in the house, kitchen will get used in the house. Steam from baths/showers etc. The office is probably a kinder environment for the alarm.

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« Reply #31 on: March 30, 2007, 04:37:25 PM »
Do we have any manufacturers monitoring this site who could offer some insight ?
Was the statement in pt6;
"It does not apply to any premises used for purposes other than as a dwelling (e.g. small shops, factories or similar premises used solely as places of work)"   For a technical reason ?

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What type of Fire system
« Reply #32 on: April 02, 2007, 12:09:42 AM »
Ask Sensotec or BRK - they both market their Part C systems with call point alarms & smoke/heat alarms for use in the smaller non residential premises.
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