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Fire Alarm System Design
Fire alarm systems in commercial premises not only must comply with British regulations but also must be bespoke to the individual layout, occupation, and characteristic risk of the building.
Fire Alarm System Installation
Proper installation ensures every detector, call point, and alarm sits just right for total coverage and compliance. Professional installation minimises false alarms and ensures your business stays compliant, protected, and trouble-free.
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Fire Alarm System Design
If you are looking to have a fire alarm or emergency lighting system installed in your premises, then our specialist fire alarm engineers can help. Our system design will be completely bespoke to your premises. All our designs are completed in line with British standard BS5839-1:2013 and the Regulatory Reform Order (2005).
Designed specifically for your business
Designed in line with British Standards
Designed by experts with over 60 years experience
Fire Alarm Installation
When it comes to installing your new alarm or emergency lighting system, we’ll work around you. We’ll book your installation on a day that suits you and aim to install it discreetly with minimal disruptions to your business. Our engineers are BAFE and NSI Gold certified, so you can be sure of a quality and professional service.
Carried out by NSI Gold accredited engineers
Installed to British Standards
Carried out with minimal disruption
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is included in the fire alarm design process?
A: Design includes surveying your site, identifying risks, creating a zone plan, selecting suitable detectors (smoke, heat, multi-sensor), and specifying alarm devices (sounders, beacons) and control panels.
Q: Will installation disrupt my business operations?
A: We plan installations to minimise downtime, often working outside of business hours or in phases, so your premises stay operational.
Q: Why does my commercial building need a fire alarm system?
A: Fire alarm systems are legally required for most commercial premises under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (UK). They detect and alert occupants to fire early, giving everyone time to evacuate safely and potentially reducing property damage.
Q: How do I know what type of fire alarm system my building needs?
A: The type of system depends on the building’s size, layout, occupancy type, and risk level. A fire risk assessment (which is legally required) will determine whether you need a conventional system, an addressable system, or a wireless system.
Q: Who is responsible for ensuring my fire alarm is up to standard?
A: The “responsible person” (often the business owner, landlord, or facilities manager) is legally accountable for ensuring a compliant fire detection and alarm system is in place and maintained.
Why Businesses Choose OHEAP
At OHEAP, we pride ourselves on designing, installing and maintaining fire alarm systems to the highest standard. With our design, installation and maintenance services, you stay fully protected and in control. Above all, our expert engineers work with you to deliver fire alarm solutions tailored to your building layout, compliance requirements, budget and timeline.
Bespoke fire alarm systems
Free site surveys
Minimal downtime for your business
Total protection and maximum compliance
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