Fire protection in historic buildings

For protection of our cultural heritage

A modern fire protection concept is immensely important during renovation of historic buildings. Working with open flames constitutes an enormous fire hazard. This doesn't just endanger the area immediately surrounding the work area – sparks from welding, cutting, and grinding can also ignite flammable materials at a distance. Although the focus of protecting a historic building is solely to preserve the structure, a fire protection system's primary aim is to protect and rescue people. This apparent conflict between protecting historic buildings and fire protection can be resolved by installing a mobile fire alarm system.

MOBS monitors to protect the irrecoverable structure:

Benefits

Hot work

during renovation of the roof structure, for instance 

Areas

where the permanent fire alarm system is down 

During miscellaneous events

 

Product ranges for this area of use. 

 

Emitting alarms  

 

 

Detectors 

 

 

 

Peripherals 

 

 

Special detectors 

 

 

 

Accessories

 

 

Case study: Renovation of the fire alarm system in a historical building

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