Partnership addresses fire hazard mitigation

SMART Fire & Safety 2024 Fire & Safety, Security Services & Risk Management


Brigit Fire has taken a step forward in enhancing fire protection technology distribution in South Africa by partnering with the Elvey Group. The collaboration will now see Brigit Fire distributing both the advanced C-TEC addressable fire detection systems (CAST Technology) and GreenMist lithium extinguishers. This dual product launch through the Elvey Group highlights Brigit Fire’s commitment to providing reliable fire safety solutions that cater to the market’s evolving needs.

Elevating fire detection with C-TEC

The C-TEC addressable fire detection system is recognised for its precision and intelligence. Unlike traditional fire detection systems, C-TEC’s digital addressable CAST technology enables real-time communication across devices, allowing for the swift identification of the exact location of a fire threat. This ensures faster, more effective responses to fire hazards, potentially saving lives and minimising property damage.

Brigit Fire’s decision to distribute C-TEC’s fire detection systems is a strategic move that brings world-class fire protection technology to a broader South African audience. With its modular and scalable design, C-TEC’s systems can be tailored to suit the needs of small to large commercial, industrial, and residential properties. The system’s reliability, combined with its ease of integration into existing building management systems, makes it a go-to solution for those seeking modern fire safety solutions.


A modern solution to a growing risk

In addition to fire detection technology, Brigit Fire has added GreenMist lithium extinguishers to its product lineup. As the use of lithium-ion batteries becomes more widespread in everyday devices such as smartphones, laptops, electric vehicles, and energy storage systems, the risk of battery fires has become a growing concern. Lithium battery fires pose a unique challenge, as they are difficult to extinguish with traditional fire suppression methods because of their high temperatures and chemical reactions.

The GreenMist lithium extinguishers offer a specialised solution to this problem. Using an innovative misting and foam technology, these extinguishers effectively cool down and suppress lithium battery fires, preventing the fire from reigniting. They provide a safe and efficient method of extinguishing fires caused by lithium-ion batteries, making them an essential tool for industries and environments where these batteries are used extensively.


Meeting the challenges of modern fire safety

With the rise of smart buildings and increased use of lithium-ion batteries in commercial and industrial sectors, there is a clear need for advanced fire detection and suppression systems. C-TEC’s addressable fire detection technology tackles the need for precise, real-time monitoring of fire hazards, while GreenMist lithium extinguishers tackle the specific dangers posed by battery fires. Together, these products provide comprehensive protection for modern fire risks.

By offering both technologies through the Elvey Group, Brigit Fire ensures that businesses, facilities managers, and safety officers can access a holistic fire safety solution that is both proactive and reactive – detecting threats early and providing effective means to neutralise them when they occur.


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