Fire extinguishers

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Frequently Asked Questions

Sprinkler installation is mandatory in new residential buildings over 11 metres high and in uncompartmented areas of shops or self-storage buildings with open plan spaces over 2000m². Even when not required by UK fire safety regulations, sprinklers are highly recommended for high-risk areas such as large buildings and care homes. At Snowdonia Fire Protection, we ensure compliance with local regulations and offer expert advice on the need for, and benefits of, sprinkler systems tailored to your property.

Fire extinguishers should be inspected at least once a year by a qualified professional to ensure they are in proper working order. Additionally, a visual inspection should be conducted monthly to check for damage or tampering. Snowdonia Fire Protection offers reliable fire extinguisher inspection services to keep your premises safe and compliant.

Fire suppressants come in various types, including water-based, foam, CO2, and dry powder systems. Unlike standard sprinkler systems that use water to suppress fires, fire suppressants like CO2 are more suitable for electrical fires, while foam systems are effective for flammable liquid fires. We can advise on the best fire suppressant system tailored to your needs at Snowdonia Fire Protection.

The BS 5839-1:2025 introduces updated fire safety legislation, focusing on improvements to fire detection and alarm systems in buildings. Key changes include more stringent requirements for system design, installation, and maintenance. At Snowdonia Fire Protection, we ensure your systems meet the latest standards for optimal fire safety compliance.

Modern commercial intruder alarm systems are equipped with advanced features like motion detectors, remote monitoring, mobile app control, and integration with CCTV systems. They can provide real-time alerts, ensuring immediate response to potential threats. Snowdonia Fire Protection offers tailored commercial intruder alarm systems to enhance the security of your business.

Generally authorities recommend CCTV systems should store footage for at least 31 days to meet compliance standards. However, specific requirements may vary depending on your business type and location. Snowdonia Fire Protection can provide guidance on CCTV systems that not only meet legal standards but also ensure your security needs are fully covered.