Transport

Oil & Gas

Automobile

Linear Heat Detectors provide a rugged and versatile proximity fire detection option for the transportation industry.

For Airports, the highest risk of fire danger within airport facilities are from fuel storage, cargo materials and from the aircraft’s themselves.

Tunnel fires pose a risk not only to life safety for car and train passengers but also cause severe damage to the tunnel lining, mechanical, and electrical systems.

Fire detection in transit stations is an important consideration for the protection of life and property. Typical underground stations are multilevel structures with a labyrinth of passages, shafts, and tunnels.

Storage tanks, pipelines, offshore platforms, and refineries utilize numerous processes involving flammable liquids and toxic chemicals.

Every facet of these processes must be monitored regardless of the hazardous challenges they present.

Our product range of customized control panels and specialty detectors  makes us the leading supplier for the fire safety of these facilities, which requires a variety of detection systems and suppression techniques.

Linear Heat Detectors can be easily integrated into a total system package providing critical detection for critical areas such as motors, pumps, mixers, electrically operated solenoids, and valves.

Linear Heat Detectors are both vibration and abrasion resistant which allows it to be placed inside engine compartments.

Fire protection efforts for rolling stock are divided into two categories. The first is the protection of engines, generators, motors, control systems, and undercarriage areas.

The second category involves the protection of passenger cabin areas. The characteristics of railroad rolling stock place high demands of the fire protection system and emergency response capabilities.

Linear Heat Detectors can be easily installed in industrial vehicles such as bulldozers, waste haulers, buses, front loaders, and subway cars.

Power

Tourism & Recreation

Real Estate

Power generation facilities such as fossil fuel, nuclear, and hydroelectric all represent unique fire hazards and design challenges.Digital Linear Heat Detection Systems have been specifically designed to operate successfully in these extremely hostile environments. The rugged reliability of our products has been proven time and time again making Protectowire the product of choice for fire detection in the power generation industry.

The major risks of fire in conveyor installations are overheated bearings, combustible materials being conveyed, and in the case of belt conveyors the belt itself. Once a fire is ignited it can spread quickly along the length of the conveyor and be extremely difficult to extinguish. Linear Heat Detector is typically installed directly over the conveyor or on either side of the belt near the roller bearings.

Linear Heat Detector’s unique form and construction make it the detector of choice for all types of outdoor installations.

From historic landmarks to sports stadiums, let us solve your next fire detection challenge.

Outdoor installation means they are subjected to hail, high winds, lightning, ice, bird nests, rodents as well as other natural forces that can damage the asset beinf protected or its components. The CTI Series Linear Heat Detector will only issue an alarm condition when its fixed temperature has been reached.

Including hotels, offices, heritage building, restaurants and kitchens, atriums, residential areas, churches, auditoriums, data centers and hospitals, Commercial Applications feature the most different locations found in the industry.

With the many different locations come many different fire-hazards, and with that many different fuel loads and obstructions. All these can vary in size and position from day to day making it even harder to protect.

Since Commercial Applications feature so many different areas to protect each with its own special needs and requirements to fire protection, We design fire protection systems combining individual systems, each suited for a specific area, to protect an entire building.