Solutions for Critical Infrastructure
From data centres and power facilities to battery energy storage and other high-value environments, we help customers identify developing fire risks at the earliest possible stage.
Data Centre Fire Detection
Data centres demand detection strategies that account for high airflow, dense equipment, concealed spaces and the high cost of interruption. Securiton's data-centre approach uses aspirating smoke detection to create a layered early-warning system across the facility.
Data Hall / Main Room Early Warning
High-sensitivity aspirating detection actively samples air from the protected area to identify developing smoke conditions early.
Cabinet-Level Sampling
Capillary sampling can be extended close to server cabinets, precision electrical cabinets, UPS equipment or other high-value assets to provide focused detection close to potential sources.
Raised Floors & Ceiling Voids
Distributed sampling points can be positioned in concealed spaces where conventional point detectors may be difficult to access or where airflow can create detection blind spots.
Power Distribution & UPS Areas
A combined detection strategy can pair aspirating smoke detection with line-type heat detection where the risk profile calls for both smoke and temperature monitoring.
Office & Auxiliary Areas
Conventional intelligent smoke detection can be used in lower-risk support areas to balance system performance, code requirements and lifecycle cost.
Power & Utility
Power-generation and utility sites can combine large spaces, electrical equipment, cable routes and harsh operating conditions. Regional Securiton references supplied for Thailand include EGAT facilities at South Bangkok, Bang Pakong and Khon Kaen, using aspirating smoke detection together with REK and ADW-535 line-type heat detection in the documented solutions.
Battery Energy Storage Systems
Battery energy storage installations require careful early-warning design because of the concentration of electrical energy and the potential consequence of an incident. The supplied Southeast Asia references include a BESS project at Chai Badan–Bamnet Narong, Thailand, using an aspirating smoke detector system.