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Fire Alarm Legacy System Updates

One of the many things Static Systems Group does particularly well is to replace the fire alarm system of a large hospital - whilst keeping the site operational. It really is our area of expertise!

It's something we have done many times. We enjoy meeting with the project team to discuss the best way forward. Using our experience to suggest ways to overcome the inevitable challenges.

If you would like to give us as call, we'll arrange for one of our account managers to visit and start the no-obligation evaluation process. We'll listen, take a few notes, ask some questions and then come back with options. Or perhaps you're further along the design process and have drawings you would like to share.

Meanwhile, here are a few fire case studies...

At a glance:-

Cost-effective upgrade solutions
Potential re-use of existing wiring, containment and devices
Minimal disruption
Low cost of ownership
Reliable and resilient

Case Studies

	Solihull Hospital >> Following concern regarding the closed nature of the fire alarm system, SSG replaced the entire fire network and panels.
	Wexham Park Hospital >> Phased upgrade of the existing site-wide fire alarm was undertaken in order to bring the system up to a Category 1 open protocol system. All upgrade work was undertaken in a live, fully occupied hospital environment.
	The Countess of Chester Hospital >> Upgrade works were undertaken across the site over a number of years with the overall objective of establishing a common site-wide network and fire alarm system throughout.
	Doncaster & Bassetlaw Foundation Trust >> The first generation of Static Systems' fire alarm equipment at both Doncaster Royal and Montagu Hospital was installed in the early 1980’s. Since then, both sites have been through extensive upgrade works, with several generations of fire alarm panel.
	Conquest Hospital >> Over a period of three financial years, a new suite of panels was introduced. Then, on a phased basis, detection throughout the hospital was upgraded. During the works both the existing TDM and the new network had to operate in tandem.