Aico, the UK’s market leader in residential Fire and Carbon Monoxide Alarms, has updated and given its Electrical Contractors Handybook a brand new look.
Aico, the UK’s market leader in residential Fire and Carbon Monoxide protection, and the Electrical Industries Charity (EIC) are joining forces to help educate and increase understanding of mental health awareness.
Aico Ltd., the market leader in residential Fire and Carbon Monoxide (CO) Alarms in the UK, is pleased to announce its Apprentices have commenced the Electrical Distributors’ Association (EDA) Product Knowledge Programme, starting with the Customer Service module.
Aico, UK market leaders in domestic Fire and Carbon Monoxide Alarms, is supporting Gas Safety Week between 16th and 22nd September 2019.
Exeter City Council is close to completing a major programme to install 6,000 Aico Ei208 Lithium battery powered Carbon Monoxide Alarms across its properties, specified due to their unique AudioLINK data extraction technology. The Alarms have been installed into every room that has a gas appliance.
With the recent changes to BS 5839-6:2019, Aico – the UK’s market leader in domestic mains powered Fire and Carbon Monoxide Alarms - has condensed the information into a pocket-sized guide.
Aico, the UK’s market leader in mains powered domestic Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarms, is pleased to be supporting South Lakes Housing (SLH) with its 3000 Series Alarms to provide protection to tenants across a range of properties, including blocks of flats and twelve sheltered housing schemes.
Aico Ltd., the market leader in residential Fire and Carbon Monoxide (CO) Alarms in the UK, has launched a brand-new website - www.aico.co.uk - built around customer feedback, in order to enhance its customers’ experience.
On Friday 7th June 2019, at the Hilton Bankside Hotel, London, Aico was delighted to be awarded, for the second successive year, with the Electrical Contractors Association (ECA) Best Supply Chain Initiative Award, for its Expert Installer training scheme.
Sheffield City Council has taken a decision to upgrade the fire alarm systems across its entire housing stock as part of a major electrical upgrade programme to keep customers safe.