Fire

Server rooms installation

by Mark Rowe

Chubb Systems has installed two fire suppression systems into South Wales Police’s server rooms to help protect vital equipment from fire.

South Wales Police, the largest force in Wales, covers Wales’ two largest cities, Cardiff and Swansea, and fields over 600,000 emergency 999 and 101 non-emergency calls per year. The installer reports that it was critical that the installation was conducted in a live environment so as not to cause disruption, false alarms or system downtime. The installer says that the gas-based suppression systems were chosen for their fire knockdown time of less than ten seconds. The technology is Chubb claim suited to sites with critical equipment as there is no powder or liquid residue that can cause lasting damage. The installation integrates with South Wales’s existing Chubb fire detection and alarm system.

Lance Thomas, project manager at South Wales Police said Chubb engineers were professional and worked well with the force’s technical team: “We were more than happy with the installation, which was carried out to a high standard. The team accommodated our changes in a helpful and professional manner and the Chubb project manager’s attendance on site was invaluable.”

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