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Fire-safety equipment unveiled

Published:  03 June, 2014

cordia.jpgCORDIA reports its innovations have contributed towards a radical modernisation of the fire-fighting equipment that is available in the market. The company says it is constantly looking to introduce new solutions aimed at improving fire-fighting equipment and is the inventor of the first wireless fire alarm.

Cordia says the impressive performance features of its long-range wireless alarm are the result of extensive R&D projects. They include the unmatched power and security of the radio signal, as well as the ability to connect more than 100 alarms – including flash wireless compatibles – to one network.

The company will be exhibiting on stand R200 at Firex International, which will take place from 17 to 19 June at the EXCEL exhibition centre, in London.

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