Fire Alarm & Life Safety System Projects

Here are some stories about fire protection systems, evacuation systems etc. from our customers.

New development for Marine Palace Shopping Centre
Master Builders Ltd. is planning the proposal of a new 198,626.32 m² shopping mall near the corner of Lower Queen Street and McShane Road in Richmond, with a state-of-the-art in-house aquarium. Since an arson attack at Mapua's "Touch the Sea" aquarium which killed hundreds of sea creatures in September 2011, and 7 years after the tragedy, a designer was planning to design a new aquarium project in mind. While the under-construction process is in progress, Wormald will be doing the installation of the sprinkler system and fire detection alarm control and indication equipment along with Triangle Fire Protection's Evolve Fire Protection. The mall will house a few shops, a sea museum, a supermarket (New World Richmond West), and a furniture warehouse (IKEA Nelson). The sea museum and most of the mall will run on Pertronic F220 panels with the New World and IKEA running on Vigilant MX1 panels, networked with a Notifier Inertia 2000 rebranded version of the QE90 emergency warning and intercommunication system (EWIS).

Waimea College has a massive upgrade
Information on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waimea_College

Waimea College is one of Ministry of Education's largest secondary schools in the South Island of New Zealand. In fact, Waimea College is the most popular co-educational secondary school in the Nelson-Tasman region, with a roll of a number, over 1500 students attending the college everyday, it is located at Salisbury Road in Richmond. Although, Art House Architects are planning for some upgrades on the campus. While they are planning to have more classrooms and keeping the existing on-site buildings, security systems technician, Safe & Sound has a plan to install a unique fire detection and alarm system with a network of a couple of FireFinder Plus intelligent fire panels from Ampac. This networking system will control most areas of the college, with SmartGraphics software to locate the description of any active condition and report to staff, and integrated voice evacuation and mass notification control with the EV3000 emergency warning system with dedicated class change tones, and AS 2220 Alert and Evacuation tones with AS4428.16 pre-recorded voice messages. The two-storey staff parking deck will run on a ZoneSense NZ400 with the guidance centre running on a Firetronix F1 single zone panel installed by Glenn Roberts Electrical, and Maitai School's "Kaka" specialist satellite unit on a Tyco Sigma 5.