As the longest standing radio fire alarm company in the world, with over 25 years experience, we now manufacture the most comprehensive range of wireless detection equipment available in the UK today.
Over the last few decades, radio fire systems have dramatically increased in reliability whilst reducing in both size and price. Todays’ systems, from Electro Detectors, boast a long battery life and are as reliable as hardwired systems.
Not only are these systems installed in historic buildings, where wires can not be run, but also in a whole host of other premises, including buildings where disruption is a nuisance, temporary projects, and systems that need to be installed in a hurry, whilst still remaining competitive.
Latest News
- The Cutty Sark - On the morning of May 21st 2007 London Fire Brigade recieved the first of 16 calls reporting a fire at the Cutty Sark, which at the time was undergoing a major refurbishment project. As a result of the fire the vessel suffered substantial damage. Now the refurbishment project is well underway to restore the 19th century tea clipper to its former glory. As part of these works the site is being... More →
- Tracey Park Golf Resort and Country Hotel - Imperial Fire and Security Ltd were invited to put forward a design proposal for the installation of a new fire alarm system in the Mansion House at Tracy Park which is a 3 star Hotel & Golf resort near Bath. - The building is finished to a high standard of decoration and the proposed installation needed to cause minimal disruption to the day to day running of the business. The decision was made... More →
- Windsor Castle Upgrade - Since the fire at the Great Hall at Windsor Castle in 1992, Electro Detectors have had many systems installed, which are all linked back to the fire station. It was decided that these systems could all be upgraded to the Millennium system to give greater control of the system more information and allow it to link into a graphics system. In order to reduce installation costs, Electro Detectors... More →









