Aico, one of the UK’s leading suppliers of domestic mains powered Fire and Carbon Monoxide (CO) alarms, is pleased to announce the launch of the third edition of its highly popular Electrical Contractors Handybook - the industry’s must have guide to domestic smoke alarm installation.
Aico, UK market leaders in domestic Fire and Carbon Monoxide (CO) detection, pledged its support for Gas Safety Week, and will be running a competition to win the newly upgraded Ei208 Battery CO Alarm due out later this year to raise awareness of gas safety issues.
Aico, a market leader in domestic Fire and Carbon Monoxide (CO) protection products, has appointed three new Regional Specification Managers (RSMs) as part of its growth strategy.
HM Prisons Grendon & Springhill in Buckinghamshire are installing Aico battery operated standalone optical smoke alarms in 230 prison cells as part of their transition to a Category M/L5 system.
Aico is pleased to announce that its market leading Ei164RC mains powered heat alarm has been recommended by British manufacturer Plumis for use with its award winning Automist home fire safety system.
Aico, a market leader in domestic Fire and Carbon Monoxide (CO) protection products, is pleased to announce the appointment of Neal Hooper as the company’s new Commercial Director.
Aico, supplier of market leading Smoke, Heat and Multi-Sensor alarms, has donated 140RC Series smoke alarms to Northern Regional College (NRC) in Northern Ireland, for its Modern Apprenticeship Scheme.
Wessex Lifts is installing Aico mains powered smoke alarms with RadioLINK wireless interconnection technology to work with its domestic lift, VM Homelift, to meet The British Standard BS 5900:2012.
As part of a ten year programme West Lothian Council is fitting Aico Smoke and Carbon Monoxide (CO) alarms, with its unique Alarm Control Switch, across all 13,500 of its properties.
Denbighshire County Council in North Wales is fitting Aico Carbon Monoxide (CO) alarms in to all of its properties containing gas and solid fuel appliances in anticipation of changing safety and building regulations.