Integrators

24/7 indoor and outdoor monitoring of containers and enclosures; the detection layer NFPA 855 designs call for.

UPS battery rooms, PDUs, and electrical infrastructure, where a fault is measurable in heat long before it produces smoke.

Process lines, electrical rooms, and product storage where heat buildup precedes ignition.

Inverter, combiner box, and panel-level hot spot detection across field and rooftop installations.

Forest products, pulp and paper, metals, and other heavy industrial sites where dust, airflow, and open structures defeat conventional detection.

Wide-area coverage of rack storage and automated storage and retrieval systems where ceiling-mounted detection is slow to respond.

Tipping floors, bunkers, conveyors, and bale storage, with alarms on the hot spot rather than the smoke plume.

Where outdoor exposure, airflow, and large open areas can delay smoke or heat from reaching traditional detectors, limiting early warning of developing equipment problems.