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COMELIT-PAC LAUNCHES UPGRADED LOGIFIRE ADDRESSABLE FIRE SAFETY SYSTEMS

Comelit-PAC’s upgrade of its entire fire system range, LogiFire, represents a complete technical and aesthetic evolution of its innovative addressable platforms, explains the company.

LogiFire is guaranteed by a range of control panels. The systems can be expanded from one to eight loops and support up to 2,000 devices on an 8-loop system and have a greater loop capacity of 700mAh. The panels are feature rich and have many onboard fault-finding diagnostics.

The stylish product design is a unique feature of the range, with carefully constructed lines and a neutral appearance to ensure fire safety has a natural blending with surroundings, without affecting the experience for visitors or staff on any site development.

Says Mandy Bowden, Fire Manager at Comelit-PAC: “We have received only positive feedback on LogiFire. Whilst its core objective is to offer the latest compliance, it has also shown it can take into account the need for style and latest technology in line with end user demands.

“LogiFire prioritises reliability and performance levels that have allowed Comelit-PAC to consolidate its position as a central player in the fire detection sector. It has not only taken consideration of increasing reliance on integrated systems through the internet of things. But also considered careful planning and a close working partnership to achieve latest objectives for fire safety to meet discerning customer requirements.”

The Logifire addressable system has been designed to offer a simple to install, fire safety solution that is compliant with BS and EN standards. It is complemented with a new range of detectors, offered with award-winning designs to ensure systems blend with their surroundings.

Mandy concludes: “What LogiFire represents is the commitment of Comelit-PAC to research and develop our product portfolio, together with our pledge to remain close to our customers throughout the entire process, all leading to the creation of a new all-encompassing innovative system.

“Our ‘in business together’ approach leads to solutions that encompass design and planning phase and takes into account requirements for commissioning and configuration. Together with our dedicated training programmes, from basic installation to full integration, customers can be assured that we are really ‘with you always’ from a sales and technical perspective.”

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