Event details
It is common for a fire detection and fire alarm system to be linked to various forms of door hardware. Devices are actuated by the arrangements described in BS 7273-4 to open, release, or unlock doors that form part of the means of escape in the event of a fire, or that prevent the spread of smoke and fire into escape routes. Their use might also be required to make buildings, and circulation routes within buildings, accessible for groups of people, such as those with certain forms of disability.
- Learn about commonly interfaced release mechanisms
- Learn about ‘Critical’, ‘Standard’ and ‘Indirect’ categories of actuation
- Which category of actuation is appropriate for an application
- Design implications for L4 & L5 systems
All attendees will receive a CPD certificate.
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Presenters
Brian Sims
Editor
Western Business Media
Brian has served as the Editor of Security Matters since March 2020 having previously occupied the same role for two other titles (namely Security Management Today and Risk UK) at, respectively, UBM and Pro-Activ Publications. Joining the world of security journalism back in 2000 after a decade of writing for an engineering title (ie Building Services Journal, the official journal of the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers), Brian – who’s an Honours graduate of the University of Liverpool – has since won several industry awards, among them the British Security Industry Association’s Chairman’s Award for ‘Promoting The Security Industry’ and the Skills for Security Special Award for an ‘Outstanding Contribution to the Security Business Sector’. Further, he has twice been a nominated finalist for the prestigious George van Schalkwyk Award bestowed by The Security Institute, an organisation of which he is an Honorary Fellow.
Jayne Griffiths
Business Development Executive
Apollo
Jayne has been with Apollo for 1 year in July having spent the last 25 years working in the fire industry; always working within the life safety manufacturing sector. Jayne is part of the business development team at Apollo and covers the north of the UK working with indirect accounts and specifiers and consultants.