Education.

Schools, universities and campus environments bring together large numbers of people, ageing buildings and constant renovation — all needing fire detection and security systems that work around real class schedules, not against them.

A school or university estate grows and changes constantly, with new buildings, refurbished labs, temporary classrooms and multi-story halls of residence — so fire and security systems need to scale with the campus rather than being redesigned from scratch every time a new building goes up.

Fire detection across a school or university campus typically combines addressable panels covering classrooms, halls of residence and shared facilities with aspirating detection in lift shafts and plant rooms serving taller campus buildings. Because campuses grow site by site, the detection network is usually designed to expand building by building without needing to replace the existing panel each time a new block opens.