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WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE NEW EN 16282-7 STANDARD FOR KITCHEN FIRE PROTECTION; The new technical standard helps harmonise legislation across the industry by creating consistent hazard classifications, performance testing and service and maintenance guidelines. The standard moves the restaurant industry toward more effective commercial kitchen fire protection helping to better safeguard valued people, property and business. For a FREE, easy to follow guide on how an AN

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Protecting your Business with a Fire Suppression System that keeps your Employees & Operations protected against a fire is critically important, but it's only the first step in the process. Step 2 - Develop & Adhere to a Fire Suppression System Maintenance & Testing Programme. Having your system maintained in line with Manufacturer Guidelines & in accordance with European / Irish standards is in itself a proactive line of defence that can ensure you have the means in place t

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Halon - Avail of Free Collection / Recovery For a limited time KSS will collect / accept Halon Gas in for Recovery FREE OF CHARGE. Halon was prohibited under European law in 2003, with military and police use having ceased on Dec 31st 2013, & airfields and airports needing to have been ceased by December 31st 2016. Over the years the cost to dispose of Halon has spiraled and thus forced users to store/ignore the issue or in a lot of cases the halon is still existing unkn

An Integrity test predicts how long fire suppressant agents take to descend to a given level in the room without having to release the agent itself. When do I need an Integrity Test? When you have a gaseous suppression system installed, your protected area will need testing to ensure that the suppressant is maintained within the area and will work in case of fire. It is a requirement of most insurance policies and standards that your suppression system is tested at least an

Why is this required - Under IS EN 1968 2002: Annex B, the Pressure Testing Interval for Fire Extinguishing media, used for Emergency Purposes is 10 years. Who is responsible - The Owner or End User of the Fire Suppression System is responsible and should ensure that their Fire Suppression Cylinders are pressure tested prior to the 10th anniversary of the cylinder's original test date. This means that fire suppression cylinders should be pressure tested every 10 Years. What i

The global market for Fire Suppression Systems is projected to reach US$26 billion by 2024, driven by tightening safety regs, building codes & growing awareness over the importance of fire prevention & the adoption of fire safety measures in industrial, commercial, institutional and residential structures. So, why are more & more businesses investing in Fire Suppression? Every year fires lead to significant economic & financial losses in homes & businesses, as well as the

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