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Electrical vehicle charging
Fires in the airside areas of airports, aviation facilities and terminals are particularly hazardous due to the presence of highly flammable materials like aviation fuel, lubricants and other chemicals. These areas are also home to critical infrastructure - aircraft, hangars, passenger terminals etc - where a fire could lead to severe disruption, significant financial losses and, most critically, risks to human life.
Traditional fire detection systems in these environments often face challenges due to the vast open spaces, high ceilings and the constant movement of aircraft and ground vehicles. Additionally, smoke and heat detectors may not react quickly enough in these large, open areas, where a fire can spread rapidly due to the presence of fuel and other flammable materials.
SPECIALISING IN FIRE DETECTION
Video flame detection technology like Ciqurix’s FCam System offers a vital solution to these challenges. By using advanced algorithms and video and infrared analysis, this technology can visually detect flames at their earliest stages, even in large, open areas like runways, hangars, and terminals. The system can monitor wide open spaces in real-time, quickly identifying fire risks from a distance and alerting emergency response teams.
DETECT IN SECONDS
ALL LIGHT LEVELS
INDOORS & OUTDOORS
DETECT UP TO 180M
In airside and terminal environments, where safety and speed are paramount, Ciqurix’s FCam System enhances fire safety by ensuring rapid detection and response. This early intervention capability helps to prevent small incidents from escalating into major disasters, protecting passengers, crew, aircraft and airport infrastructure. By integrating video flame detection, aviation facilities can maintain high safety standards, minimise operational disruptions and safeguard lives and property.
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