Wireless fire alarms are ideal where cabled systems aren’t practical; wiring can damage walls, look unsightly and take a long time to install.
In temporary, listed or historical buildings, try a wireless or radio fire alarm system instead, where signals are transmitted across a radio frequency instead of wires.
You’ll find that they’re faster, easier and cheaper to install. You’ll also find it easier to maintain and update them; devices can be disconnected, relocated or replaced without the hassle of mucking about with wires.
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