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FEB
2020
Honeywell’s Xtralis Lithium Fire Safety Tech: ‘Prevention is Much Better Than Cure’
Energy Storage News
The fire unit at global multinational engineering firm Honeywell made its first move into lithium-ion safety in recognition of battery storage’s “huge potential” for decarbonisation and to help the world move “in a more energy efficient way”.

FEB
2020
JAN
2020
World Expert in Data Center Fire Protection Visits Uruguay
Somos Uruguay Magazine
In a performance-based world, it is critical to avoid any business disruption. A few minutes “offline” is enough to cause production losses. And, if this were a fire, the setup costs to start up the equipment would skyrocket. And if the interruption lasted days, the company would also face the cost of lost business opportunities, relations with its customers would be seriously impaired and crucial information would be destroyed. A serious fire can disrupt operations for weeks, even compromising the continuity of the business.

JAN
2020
Aspirating Fire Detection in Data Centers
Mission Critical
Technology provides early smoke detection and streamlined testing and maintenance.

JAN
2020
Ensuring Mission Critical Data Center Reliability with Aspirating Fire Detection
Chief Engineer
Whether data centers are on-premise for enterprises, colocation (colo) arrangements or hyperscale facilities run by the largest Internet-based companies in the world, ensuring 24/7 reliability and avoiding service disruptions due to fire is essential because of the mission-critical nature of the information
and services involved.



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