Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton

UK & Ireland

A fault-tolerant network of MxPro 5 intelligent fire panels from Advanced was chosen to protect the 3Ts Redevelopment programme at the Royal Sussex County Hospital.

A total of 36 4-loop MxPro 5 panels, 46 repeater panels and two custom-built AdSpecials panels from Advanced were installed  as part of 3Ts, a construction programme to modernise the front half of the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton. Phase one involved the construction of a 13-storey building with two basement levels. Incorporating all the functions of a modern hospital. The building includes a three-storey atrium reception, outpatient departments, operating theatres, wards, a teaching facility and administration facilities.

The fire system was installed by the team at Essex-based EA-RS Fire Engineering Ltd, who installed Advanced’s industry-leading MxPro 5 fire panels alongside bespoke sprinkler indication and ventilation override panels, all linked to approximately 5,000 Hochiki devices.

MxPro 5 is the fire industry’s leading multiprotocol fire system solution and was recently certified by FM Approvals to the EN 54 standard. It offers customers a choice of four detector protocols and a completely open installer network, backed up by free training and support. MxPro 5 panels can be used in single-loop, single-panel format, or easily configured into high-speed networks of up to 200 panels covering huge areas. Ease of installation and configuration, as well as its wide peripheral range, make MxPro 5 customisable to almost any application.

 

Documentation

MxPro 5 Spares and Replacements Guide

MxPro 5 and Axis EN Spares and Replacements Guide

MxPro 5 (Gen 2) Certificate of Constancy of Performance (EU)

MxPro 5 (Gen 2) Certificate of Constancy of Performance (UK)

MxPro 5 Brochure (UK & Ireland)

MxPro 5 Panel Selection Aid

MxPro 5 Wireless Flyer

Consultant Specification for MxPro 5

EN54 Part 13 Brochure

Historic Sites Brochure

AdSpecials Brochure

MxPro 5 Slide-in Label

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