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Beam detectors for Bollywood
February 1st 2009

British company Fire Fighting Enterprises has supplied 28 Fireray reflective beam detectors for installation across 8 Adlabs Films cinema complexes in India.

FFE's reflective beam products were selected for these installations due to their proven reliability, easy maintenance and installation, and coverage range in large indoor areas – the wide, high ceilings of the cinema screens would take many, many point detectors to protect effectively. One Fireray F100R can safely detect smoke over an area of 1500m2 – 100m x 15m, 7.5m laterally either side of the beam; the company says it would take at least 14 point detectors to cover that same space.

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