Fire
From detecting a fire to extinguishing it, our fire systems help protect what matters most.
Ensuring safety and compliance with JLA
JLA fire safety solutions are designed to minimise the impact that fires can have on business premises.
Capable of detecting, alerting, controlling and extinguishing fires, our systems provide an effective line of defence – complementing passive fire protection to help keep people and property safe.
To ensure that the appropriate fire protection systems are fitted at your premises, our experts will work with you to recommend tailored solutions that maximise fire safety. From British Standards-approved fire extinguishers to state-of-the-art detection systems and AOVs – we’ll make sure you have the right equipment to detect, control, and slow fires on your premises.
Our active fire safety solutions
Our fire protection systems detect, alert, control and extinguish fires, maximising safety while keeping material losses to a minimum, protecting life and property.
From fire alarm systems to fire extinguishers JLA will take care of it, with multiple solutions working in unison to provide the best possible protection against the devastating effects of fire.
JLA's range of fire protection solutions
Typical active fire protection solutions may include:
- Fire alarms – efficient evacuation hinges on early detection, making fire alarms a critical facet of active fire safety.
- Fire extinguishers – British Standards-approved fire extinguishers are a legal requirement in all business premises where there is an inherent risk of fire.
- Emergency lighting – Ensuring compliance with the installation and maintenance of emergency lighting.
Emergency lighting
From hotels and student accommodation to office premises and warehouses – all high-occupancy commercial and residential buildings require compliant emergency lighting to ensure rapid evacuation in the event of a fire.
To ensure your premises complies with current fire safety regulations, you can trust JLA to install emergency lighting solutions throughout your property. We will survey, design, install, and maintain emergency lighting in your building, testing the system periodically to ensure it’s always working efficiently.
Fire alarm systems from JLA
JLA can design bespoke compliant fire alarm and detection systems to meet your specific requirements. Our experts can advise on the most effective fire detection system for your business, ensuring maximum safety and efficient evacuation measures.
This is in conjunction with ongoing consultation, with JLA becoming a trusted fire safety partner for your organisation.
Fire extinguishers
Equipping your commercial premises with fire extinguishers is a legal requirement and is essential in maintaining fire safety. As such, our experts will advise you on the appropriate extinguishing equipment your business needs, before providing installation and ongoing servicing.
Plus, like our other fire safety solutions, all JLA fire extinguishers are available through Total Care, so you can get the equipment you need for a predictable monthly cost with ongoing support.
FAQ's
What is the purpose of active fire protection?
Active fire safety systems actively combat fires through targeted suppression and control. They also aid the fire response and evacuation process, with smoke and flame control measures to provide the most efficient exit routes.
What are some examples of fire safety equipment?
Examples of active fire safety equipment include detection systems, sprinklers, emergency lighting, automatic opening vents (AOVs) and fire extinguishers.
Why is active fire protection important?
Active fire protection can save lives, property and assets by informing people of a fire and assisting with evacuation, as well as actively suppressing flames and smoke to prevent them from spreading throughout a building. Working in conjunction with passive fire protection, it significantly improves the safety of buildings and helps businesses meet compliance regulations.
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