Wireless fire detection systems and European regulations

By:

Bharj, Harbinder

Language: English Series: BRE Information Paper ; IP 6/08Publication details: Garston BRE 2008Description: 6p. col. ill. 30cmISBN:

9781848060487

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LOC classification:

693.82 $2 18

Summary: Discusses the benefits and drawbacks of 'wireless' fire detection systems, compared to more traditional systems. Outlines the way in which such systems work, and examines comliance issues in relation to 'wireless' systems, with an emphasis on the demands of relevant European Directives.

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Discusses the benefits and drawbacks of 'wireless' fire detection systems, compared to more traditional systems. Outlines the way in which such systems work, and examines comliance issues in relation to 'wireless' systems, with an emphasis on the demands of relevant European Directives.

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