Sparks Electrical Wholesalers Ltd - Aico alarms distributor

Sparks Electrical Wholesalers - Electrical items distributor

Besides the Aico range of Smoke alarms, Heat alarms or CO alarms, Sparks Electrical Wholesalers Ltd also distributes:

• Lights - Bathroom lights, Ceiling lights, Wall lights, X-Flex Xenon lights, Fluorescent Fittings, Kitchen Lights, Table Lights and Floor Lights, Outdoor lights, LED and fiber optic, etc.
• Switches and sockets - white plastic finish or metal finish, modular and grid systems, Outdoor switches and sockets, Industrial and metal clad, switches and sockets back boxes;
• Fire and Security solutions - Fire protection downlights, Fire alarms, Intruder alarms, Lighting PIR, Door entry monitoring, CCTV, Energy management, etc.
• Heating and Ventilation - Cooling solutions, heating and heaters, Underfloor heating solutions, Ventilation and extractor fan, Ducting solutions, etc.
• Dimming systems - Lutron wallbox dimmers, Lutron Grafik 3000 series, Other dimming systems.
• Electrical Items - Lamps and tubes, Door entry systems, Electrical transformers, Consumer units, Tools and testers, Accessories, Aerials and amplifiers, etc.

Visit us online at www.sparksdirect.co.uk and browse our full offer; follow us on twitter for more updates. Do not hesitate to contact us for more details. Read more online about the Aico Fire Alarms:

• Carbon Monoxide Poisoning – the landlord’s responsibility; read also here;
• Carbon Monoxide alarms – carbon monoxide alarms from Aico;
• The answer to Carbon Monoxide Reliable Detection – calibration;
• Aico Carbon Monoxide alarms – the Ei260 series, the specifier’s first choice;
• Aico Carbon Monoxide Alarms – the Contractor’s First Choice, Aico Ei225 series;
• Alarm sensor types and their positioning, wiring and interconnection;
• Aico optical smoke, fire and heat alarm – quality features;
• The complete guide to the Aico Heat/Smoke Alarms and their interconnection;
• Fire and heat alarms, the specifier range 160RC series;
• Introducing the Aico Ei160RC series and their interconnection;
• Mains powered fire alarms – contractor range 140 Series;
• Introducing the Aico Ei140 heat/smoke alarms and their interconnection;
• RadioLINK wireless Communication, used with Aico 160RC and 140 series;
• More about the Aico Ei2110 multi-sensor alarm for ultimate protection;
• Fire alarms – system solution devices, RadioLINK;
• Frequently Asked Questions – Aico Mains Powered Smoke, Heat and RF Alarms;
• Aico Mains Powered Smoke, Heat and RF Alarms, FAQ, part 1; FAQ Aico part 2;
• Frequently Asked Questions – the RadioLINK technology for Aico heat/smoke alarms;
• Domestic alarm selector, choosing what alarms to fit and where, based on BS 5839-6:2004;

Read more about the Aico Fire alarms or about the 7 steps recommended in the Fire design, which are:

1. First Stage in Fire Design - Initial design considerations:
   - the relevant standards related to the fire safety;
   - systems for protecting property(P);
   - systems for protecting life(L and M);
2. The Second stage in Fire Design - The siting of manual call points:
   - areas where the manual call points should be sited;
3. The Third stage in Fire Design - Select the automatic detectors;
   - advice on how to avoid false alarms;
   - advice on other forms of detectors and their usage(like the fixed temperature heat detectors, the rate or rise heat detectors, the duct detectors, and the beam detectors);
4. The Fourth stage in Fire Design - The siting of the automatic detectors:
   - the spacing of detectors in normal applications;
   - the detector spacing for pitched roofs;
   - siting detectors near obstructions or unusual ceilings;
   - siting optical beam detectors;
   - other considerations about the automatic detectors;
5. The Fifth stage in Fire Design - The choice and siting of the alarm devices:
   - the alarm sounders;
   - the visual alarm devices;
6. The Sixth stage in Fire Design - The zoning of the building:
   - other points applicable to detection zones;
   - the alarm zones; the zone integrity;
7. The Seventh stage in Fire Design - The selection of control and indication equipment:
   - siting of the control and indicating equipment;