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Horton’s Cafe in Newport Ravaged by Fire Set by Gang of Youths

By |2023-06-02T10:55:10+00:00June 2nd, 2023|Fire News|

Horton's Cafe in Newport Ravaged by Fire Set by Gang of Youths Horton's Cafe,  located in Newport, recently fell victim to a devastating act of vandalism. A gang of youths set fire to the cafe, causing significant damage to the beloved community spot. This distressing incident has left locals shocked and saddened, highlighting the

Fire Incident Forces Closure of Tontine Lane near Glasgow’s Merchant City

By |2023-06-02T08:57:55+00:00June 2nd, 2023|Fire News|

Fire Incident Forces Closure of Tontine Lane near Glasgow's Merchant City Tontine Lane, a bustling thoroughfare in close proximity to Glasgow's vibrant Merchant City, has temporarily shut down after a fire incident. The unfortunate occurrence, which disrupted the daily activities of local businesses and residents, necessitated swift action to ensure public safety. Late

EU F Gas Regulation 517-2014

By |2025-05-29T17:33:55+00:00January 5th, 2018|Ask The Expert|

Reduction of Quantities of HFC Gas Allowed Into The UK And Europe (FM200) As a result of the publication of the above regulation, from 2016 there has been reductions in the quantity of HFC’s that are allowed into the European Union. Please click F Gas Regulation 517-2014 to download a copy. FM200 is just

Why We Use Main & Reserve Cylinders for FM200 Systems

By |2021-12-20T10:12:37+00:00August 22nd, 2017|Ask The Expert|

Rehan asked the question "why we use main and reserve cylinders in FM200 system, tell the function"? There are a number of reasons for using main and reserve cylinders but these are not unique to FM200 but also apply to Inert Gas, NOVEC 1230 and CO2. So the reasons below apply to FM200 and

Whether single cylinder bank is acceptable for many rooms like inert gas?

By |2020-07-12T07:36:20+00:00December 7th, 2015|Ask The Expert|

Sachin recently wrote with the following question, “Whether single cylinder bank is acceptable for many rooms like inert gas?" Here's our answer: You can use a single FM200 cylinder for multiple hazards but on one main condition, that all the hazards are exactly the same size. If they aren’t and say you use an

How far we can keep the FM 200 cylinders from the Hazard?

By |2020-07-12T07:41:07+00:00December 2nd, 2015|Ask The Expert|

Sachin recently wrote with the following question, “How far we can keep the FM 200 cylinders from the Hazard?" Here's our answer: We always advise keeping the cylinders as close as possible to the hazard. The distance will be dependent upon a number of things such as whether the system is 24 or 42

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