Smoke, Heat & Fire Alarm Installation in Fife

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Fire alarms

Fire Alarm Design Service

To be truly effective all of our fire alarm systems are individually designed in accordance with an approved risk assessment in order to minimise fire hazards. To do this, Sonis Fire & Security take into account the usage of the premises so that the system remains effective and user friendly.

We can also offer a specialist design service for architects, consulting engineers and electrical contractors.

Commercial and Retail Fire Alarm Systems

We offer a complete range of addressable and non-addressable fire alarm systems to suit all commercial, retail and manufacturing types of buildings.

Fire Alarms for Hotel, Guest House and Bed and Breakfast

We have a specific range of wired and wireless fire alarm systems that are very cost effective for a range of typical B&B, Guest House and small hotels. 

We offer an extremely flexible fire alarm maintenance contract that can suit your requirements and budget. With our expertise, you can be sure of a fast local response.

Existing Fire Alarm Systems

We can also monitor and maintain existing fire alarm systems.

Monitoring of Fire Alarm Systems

All system types can be monitored by 24/7 monitoring centre.

Smoke & Heat alarms

Every home in Scotland now needs:

  • 1 smoke alarm in the room that you spend the majority of your time in - this is typically the living room.

  • 1 smoke alarm in all circulation spaces. This means any areas which may see pedestrian travel, such as hallways and landings. An alarm is required for each storey of the building.

  • 1 heat alarm is required in the kitchen.

  • 1 carbon monoxide alarm if your home has appliances run using carbon.

To give an example, if you live in a house that has two floors and includes a boiler then you will need the following:

  • 3 linked smoke alarms

    • 1 x alarm in the living area

    • 1 x alarm on the ground-floor hallway

    • 1 x alarm on the second-floor landing

  • 1 heat alarm fitted in the kitchen area - this must be linked to your smoke alarms.

  • 1 carbon monoxide alarm in the room where your boiler is located.

 

 

The change in laws surrounding smoke and fire alarms in Scotland came into effect in February 2022. Make sure your home is up to code by reading the new regulations

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