Fire Detection Solutions, Apollo Fire Detectors Ltd

2005

Below is our full list of articles from 2005

Apollo Fire Detectors protect Leadenhall Market, City of London

August 24, 2005

An intelligent fire detection system based on Apollo Discovery intelligent fire detectors and Kentec control technology has been installed to protect Leadenhall Market in the City of London. The Corporation of London, which owns the site, awarded the project to FFE Fire & Security Limited.

Apollo Fire Detectors protect Sytner's Flagship BMW Dealership

July 1, 2005

Apollo fire detectors have been specified to protect Sytner’s flagship BMW and MINI dealership at High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. The fire detection system incorporates both conventional and intelligent Apollo fire detectors and was installed by Diamond Fire of Warwick.

More than 11,000 Apollo Fire Detectors installed to protect landmark projects in Slovenia

July 1, 2005

Apollo Fire Detectors Limited has won a number of prestige projects in the Republic of Slovenia, among them the main airport in the capital Ljubljana. In excess of 11,000 Apollo conventional and intelligent fire detectors have been installed at sites across the Republic within the last three years.

Apollo specified to protect Boots the Chemist premier Oxford Street Store

April 14, 2005

An Apollo-based intelligent fire detection system has been specified to protect the new Boots the Chemist premier store in Oxford Street, London, UK. The system was designed by Charterhouse Building Services and is being installed by Erif (UK) Limited.

Apollo protects the Adventure Centre, Ratho, home of Scotland's National Rock Climbing Centre

March 16, 2005

An Apollo-based intelligent fire detection system has been installed at the Adventure Centre, Ratho, home of Scotland's National Rock Climbing Centre and the country's National Judo Academy. The fire detection system was supplied and installed by Emkay Fire Detection Ltd.

Bristol Heritage is kept ship-shape - Apollo fashion!

March 1, 2005

Apollo Fire Detectors, which celebrates its 25th anniversary this year, is helping to keep landmark sites throughout the city of Bristol ship-shape. Multi Alarm GB, one of Apollo's first customers, is largely responsible for the success of their fire detectors in the Bristol area. They are currently part of a £10.5 million project to restore Brunel’s SS Great Britain – the world’s first ocean going, propeller-driven iron ship – as a major tourist attraction.