R&R Fire & Security Ltd

28/03/2023

R&R Fire and Security Ltd

Important Announcement.

The PSTN Switch-Off (All IP) - The UK & Ireland's Telephone Network Upgrade.

Communications Providers such as BT but all others are affected are currently in the process of upgrading their customers from the existing analogue PSTN network to new IP-based services.

Telephone sockets are being replaced with Smart Routers to better support the demands of today’s consumers, their smart devices, apps and the Internet of Things (IoT).

This means PSTN-based alarms will fail and need to be upgraded.

The change will affect anything that currently plugs into the existing analogue telephone wall sockets, including Fire & Security signalling systems, Telecare Dispersed Alarms and Lift Alarms. The project is well underway and the impact is already being seen at many premises nationwide.

Who is affected?

Everyone who relies on PSTN Communications.

General Public.

Communication Providers Nationwide should have already but will be contacting and advising End-users to contact their security company for assistance. BT or your communications provider will be replacing the house or business master phone socket

Security Companies.

For Fire & Security Installers in the UK, the PSTN Switch-off means that older signalling systems such as but not exclusively (Voice Messages, Digital Communicators etc) that previously relied on analogue lines or copper to the exchange, will need to be upgraded or they will fail thus removing the communication between the Alarm System and the Central Station or Keyholders.
End-users will receive a letter from their telephone line provider notifying them that their local exchange is being upgraded to All IP and a Smart Router is on the way which will.

Clients (Both Existing and Prospective.)

We want to help you keep your alarm signalling working and you as our prospective or existing client happy. So please if you’d like to talk about the simplest and most cost-effective option for your situation, give us a call.

• Call: - Mobile – 07849 571956
• Landline – 01268 833338
• Email – [email protected]

03/03/2022

10/02/2022

Wireless Fire System – “Not for you? Why Not?”

Wireless fire alarm systems might sound a bit of a newly created technology but the truth is that they first started appearing in the 1980s.The traditional method of installing a fire alarm system is to have a control panel and to wire out from that control panel to all the associated devices such as – “Call Points, Detectors and Sounders” – it’s still a significant and effective method in the fire and safety world. However, the downside is the amount of – “Labour Time involved in running cables along with the unsightliness of thick red cables running everywhere.”

This is where the distinct advantages of a “Wireless / Radio System” is of a significant benefit.

A “Wireless / Radio System” uses instead of wires a transmitted radio signal that sends information over the system. This information is sent and received from all the associated devices, providing alongside the “Sending and Receiving” the specific identity and the location of the fire. This being made possible because each device has its own specific “Name, Identification and Location.”

A further advantage of a “Wireless / Radio System” is the “reduction in the installation time, disruption and preservation of décor in all types of premises.”

Businesses and premises like yours can benefit from the fast installation, portability and cost effectiveness that radio fire systems provide. The fast and easy installation of these systems means that their perfect for schools, offices, shops and other busy working environments.

Doing everything you possibly can to prevent the effects of fire is crucial for your customers’ safety, employees’ peace of mind, your income and your premises. The most imperative thing is to prevent a fire from breaking out on your premises but it’s also vital to make sure that your building has the best wireless fire detection equipment possible if unfortunately, it does.

If you’re a responsible business owner, you should recognise the importance of wireless fire detection and take the necessary measures to make sure the working environment is a safe place for employees, customers and anybody else who enters your premises. Many forget that the “Owner” – “Responsible Person” bears equally the responsibility along with the company limited status.

So now you’ve got the facts, if you think a wireless system is for you, then please feel free to get in touch with us for your free survey and quote by calling us on 01268 833338 and ask for Mr. Albert M Martin, or call direct on 07849 571956 alternatively email us at [email protected] and we will be happy to help.

R&R Fire & Security Ltd are a NSI & BAFE Approved supplier of Home and Business Burglar & Fire Alarm

12/01/2022

Are you wanting to protect your - Home, Family and Business - against Burglary, Fire, Personal Attack and Flooding, then look no further than the R&R Fire & Security Ltd wireless security system.

This comprehensive security system is in these days when we are all feeling the squeeze competitively priced and has the added benefit of a "Full Maintenance" package and the facility to "Monitor and Set/Un-set" the system from your smart phone.

Interested ? Then don't delay any further - Call - 07849 571956 or email us at - [email protected] - to arrange a survey or discuss further.

03/11/2021

If you require "Peace of Mind" in these days of increasing unrest then you have come to the right place.

Take a look at this short video and then give us a call on - 07849 571956 - for your "Free No Obligation" quotation.

03/11/2021

In these days of increased crime and especially as the "festive season" approaches with all the associated increase in domestic burglaries all we want is the "Freedom to Breathe" in the quiet confidence that all we hold dear and precious is safe and secure.

With R&R Fire & Security Ltd - Your Security is our Prime Concern.

So take a look and give us a call or email to ensure your "Peace of Mind" continues to be supported.