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New Software Makes Light Work of Configuring Emergency Lighting
Fire and life safety systems manufacturer, Advanced, has launched a new generation of highly intuitive configuration software for its LuxIntelligent emergency light testing solution.
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Advanced Fire Panels Selected for Site-Wide System Upgrade at Major UK Hospital
130 Advanced fire alarm control panels have been chosen to protect one of the UK’s largest acute teaching hospitals.
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Webinar: Fire Protection Solutions for the EN54 World
On 7th September 2020 fire protection solutions manufacturer, Advanced, is presenting a webinar on the versatile features and benefits of its EN54-approved range of fire system products.
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Coronavirus update - August 2020
The latest update on how the Coronavirus is affectiing Advanced staff, supply chains and manufacturing - 05 August, 2020.
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FTSE 250 Tech-Firm Chooses Advanced Fire Protection for its UK Headquarters
A network of fault-tolerant MxPro 5 fire panels from Advanced, have been installed at the UK headquarters of Computacenter.
Full StoryLED Emergency Lighting from Advanced: Now is the Time to Make the Switch
The incentive to switch from fluorescent to LED emergency lighting has never been greater with Advanced’s range of versatile, high-performing and energy-efficient solutions.
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It’s Lights, Camera, Action for Advanced as MxPro Protects London Television Studios
A network of fire panels from Advanced has been installed at the prestigious Riverside Studios in Hammersmith, London.
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The Crucial Role of Fire Systems in Data Centre Design
In 2019, Germany, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, France and Italy rounded out the top five countries in Europe in terms of their numbers of data centres. The challenge for facilities managers is to keep all this critical infrastructure running, as problems can have very serious consequences.
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