To ensure the safety of its players and staff, the Detroit Lions NLF team has selected FFE’s optical beam smoke detectors to provide the fire protection for its 8,500 square metre, full-size indoor practice field. The indoor practice field is part of the Detroit…
FFE’s Light Cancelation Technology Receives UK Patent
Device prevents false readings by filtering out ambient light FFE has been awarded a UK patent (Patent No. GB2513366) for its innovative new light cancellation technology for its Fireray range of infrared beam smoke detectors. The technology works by actively…
Beam Smoke Detectors the right choice for Peterborough Warehouse
Illumino Ignis prefers FFE’s Fireray over fixed point detectors. Illumino Ignis has selected FFE’s Fireray 5000 infra-red beam smoke detectors to protect its Peterborough warehouse. The company, a leading supplier of fire, safety and disability products, selected Fireray beam detectors over more conventional…
FFE Appoints New China Business Manager
Daming Gao has joined FFE as China Business Manager. Daming adds to FFE’s investment in the strategically important Chinese market and will help drive the company’s sales and marketing efforts across various industry sectors, especially for the recently CCCf-certified Fireray…
The Importance of Flame Detection in the Waste Handling Industry
The waste management industry is a significant contributor to the UK economy, with an annual turnover of £9 billion and employs 70,000 people across 6,000 sites. The very nature of waste handling and recycling means that fire is an ever-present…
Fire Fighting Enterprises becomes FFE
On January 18, 2015 Fire Fighting Enterprises officially became FFE. Known the world over as a specialist in smoke and flame detection through its Fireray and Talentum product brands, FFE is using Intersec Dubai as the platform to announce its rebrand.…
Fire Fighting Enterprises Gains CCCf Approval in China
Fire Fighting Enterprises (FFE) has received CCCf approval for its Fireray 5000 optical beam smoke detectors, allowing the company to distribute them in China. Using infrared beams, optical beam detectors can identify smoke over much larger areas than traditional fire…
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