In hotels over Christmas, there is an increase in the use of electrical items (such as light up decorations), which may pose a risk of fires developing. Therefore, smoke alarm battery manufacturer Ultralife Corporation has put together an infographic offering a few fire safety tips to hoteliers, while emphasising the importance of installing proper smoke alarm batteries.
Managing festive fires in hotels
[fa icon="calendar'] 03-Dec-2021 12:04:25 / by Rob Brown posted in Safety and security industry insight
RFID can help OEMs to ensure Medtech authenticity
[fa icon="calendar'] 27-Sep-2021 20:12:00 / by Rob Brown posted in Safety and security industry insight
In 2021, over £9 million worth of counterfeit medical devices were seized by UK officers as part of a global operation tackling illegal online sales. For hospitals, this means there is an increasing need to ensure the authenticity of Medtech, as sub-standard products may not have the safety and reliability needed for life critical applications. For OEMs, ensuring the hospital is only using genuine parts in their Medtech can help to protect against false warranty claims.
Choose the right smoke alarm battery
[fa icon="calendar'] 10-Mar-2021 15:49:00 / by Rob Brown posted in Safety and security industry insight
This means that Fire Protection Groups and Fire Departments must be cautious when it comes to battery selection. Many factors must be considered, from high performance to longevity.
Hark, how the door bells
[fa icon="calendar'] 21-Dec-2020 09:13:00 / by Stone Junction posted in Safety and security industry insight
In October 2021, for the second year running, the U.S. Postal Service implemented a temporary price increase due to the heightened number of online shopping packages being delivered in the run up to the holidays. No surprise, as ever-expanding e-retail dreadnaughts like Amazon are setting us up for another Christmas filled with home deliveries. It’s perfect timing then that the smart doorbell has skyrocketed in popularity.
Taking video surveillance off the wall
[fa icon="calendar'] 08-Jul-2020 13:49:00 / by Stone Junction posted in Safety and security industry insight
Closed circuit television (CCTV) has been a feature of our world for almost a century now. First conceived in 1927 by gifted Russian inventor Léon Theremin, it is estimated there are over six million cameras in the UK alone — one for every eleven citizens. The need for video surveillance for safety and security is clear, but what are you supposed to do when mains power is unavailable?
Power the security revolution w/ Thin Cell®
[fa icon="calendar'] 04-Jun-2020 16:39:00 / by Stone Junction posted in Safety and security industry insight
The global home security systems market size is expected to reach $78.9 billion by 2025, with smart security systems becoming increasingly prevalent in people’s homes to protect against intruders, monitor entrances and detect floods. With sensors now dotted around the home, the power requirements of smart security devices have changed from traditional alarm systems.
Property Management starts with safety
[fa icon="calendar'] 11-Apr-2019 15:51:00 / by Rob Brown posted in Safety and security industry insight
Approximately 60% of convicted burglars stated the presence of a security system influenced their decision to target another home, according to a report by the University of North Carolina. Therefore, owners of residential or commercial property portfolios should invest in protecting them against theft. Here we look at the traditional and modern home security systems that are available to landlords and property managers – and examine their portable power requirements.