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TAG: Electrical Fires

  • BMS's Firetrace System saves an Electrical Panel in the North

    Firetrace Automatic Fire Suppression System saves an electrical panel at a manufacturing plant in the North East of England.

    Find out how Firetrace’s Automatic Fire Suppression system saved a Machine Control Panel.

  • Direct Low Pressure System Certified to New LPCB Standard

    The Loss Prevention Certification Board has certified Firetrace’s direct low pressure NOVEC 1230 system for the new LPCB Standard LPS1666. The new standard was developed to verify the performance of direct pneumatic tube based suppression systems and to confirm to potential customers that they are manufactured by an ISO 9001: 2015 approved manufacturer. 

  • Fire Suppression Systems – Sussex Blaze Averted Twice

    Find out how lightning struck twice at a Sussex mill, but Firetrace’s fire suppression systems saved the day.

  • Firetrace - The 1st UK valve manufactured fire suppression company to get LPCB approval

    Firetrace Ltd is proud to announce that they are the first UK valve manufactured fire suppression system company to have met the requirements to be certified in the new LPCB Standard, LPS1666 for their direct low pressure Novec1230 system.

  • Firetrace Opens its Doors to Professionals from the Insurance Industry

    On Thursday 21st September, we hosted our first ever open day at our premises in Ipswich. The purpose of the event was to celebrate achieving LPCB standard LPS1666 for our direct low pressure NOVEC 1230 system for electrical panels. The day was attended by over 20 professionals from the insurance industry. 

  • Protecting Data Centres from Fire Damage

    Data centres and server rooms are the core of modern businesses’ information structure. Our unstoppable demand for online storage and bandwith caused by the growth in ecommerce and Cloud computing means that demand for data centres has never been higher.

  • Protecting Heritage Infrastructure – Firetrace Installed at Southend Cliff Lift

    Historic transport infrastructure plays a vital role in connecting communities and supporting tourism. Constructed in 1912, Southend Cliff Lift is a unique and well-used attraction, providing essential access between the seafront and the clifftop.

    Electrical systems are at the heart of the lift’s operation and as with all electrically powered assets, they present a potential fire risk. To alleviate this risk a Firetrace automatic fire suppression system has recently been installed to protect the electrical control panel operating the lift.