Conventional fire alarm systems offer a simpler and more cost-effective approach to fire detection. Whilst they lack the pinpoint accuracy and advanced configuration of an addressable system, they still provide reliable coverage and safety for smaller properties where third-party equipment is not controlled or triggered by individual devices or complex cause-and-effect schedules.

We understand that budgets can be limiting, but this should never compromise safety. That’s why at Plugged In Solutions we offer solutions tailored to every situation. We supply, test, commission and maintain conventional fire alarm systems, ensuring dependable protection at affordable costs.

At Plugged In Solutions, safety is our priority. We ensure that all fire systems are up to date, safe, meticulously tested, and fully compliant with any new additions to the BS-5839 regulations.

We carry out thorough testing and inspection of all forms of installation, whether designed and developed by our own team, or existing systems which require retesting by certified professionals. Our qualified and competent engineers will ensure that your fire alarm system is safe and compliant with current regulations, regardless of the size or complexity.

All our testing is completed in line with BS-5839 and current building regulations. Upon completion, full certification will be provided. From fault identification and rectification, to issuing necessary certification, with Plugged In Solutions you’ll be in safe hands.

Wireless fire alarm systems provide a flexible and efficient solution where internal cabling is impractical, undesirable or simply not feasible. Ideal for occupied properties, listed buildings or furnished environments.  wireless systems minimise disruption while still delivering reliable fire detection and compliance with current safety standards.
 
At Plugged In Solutions we design, install, commission and maintain wireless fire alarm systems tailored to your property and risk requirements. Using approved, EN-54 compliant industry-leading technology, these systems offer dependable communication, clear fault identification and ease of future expansion, all while maintaining a clean and unobtrusive finish.
 
Whether used as a standalone system or integrated alongside an existing wired installation, wireless fire alarm systems provide a practical, compliant and cost-effective solution without compromising safety or performance.

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