2009
Below is our full list of articles from 2009
First Great Western Chooses Apollo
November 17, 2009
Travellers on First Great Western trains from Penzance to Paddington can sleep safely knowing that they are being protected by world class fire detection technology from Apollo. The sleeper service runs six days per week throughout the year, so reliability is a critical factor.
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Apollo Fire Detectors Provides Essential Data Protection
November 4, 2009
Apollo intelligent fire detectors have been installed to protect a new datacentre in Amsterdam operated by Equinix, a global supplier of data co-location, interconnection, support and monitoring services. Hi-Safe Systems, one of Apollo's representatives in the Netherlands, won the contract to supply and install the comprehensive fire protection and suppression system.
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Apollo Protects Centea Bank, Belgium
September 30, 2009
Apollo's intelligent fire detectors have been specified to protect the premises of the Centea Bank in Antwerp, Belgium. The contract to supply the fire system was won by Limotec NV, Apollo's longstanding representative in the country.
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New Dawn for Apollo Fire Detection at Sofitel London Heathrow
September 28, 2009
A flagship luxury 605 room hotel at Heathrow's Terminal 5 has been equipped with a sophisticated intelligent fire detection system based on Apollo technology. Sofitel London Heathrow is one of the largest conference hotels in the UK, owned and operated by Arora International Hotels.
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Pompey prepared for anything this season, thanks to Apollo Fire Detectors
August 26, 2009
A fantastic new fire system is just one of the investments Portsmouth Football Club has made in preparation for this year's football season. The new fire system, which is installed throughout Fratton Park, includes more than 450 fire detection devices manufactured by Havant-based Apollo Fire Detectors Limited, who have been a major sponsor of Pompey since 2007.
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Southend Pier's into the future with Apollo
August 6, 2009
The longest pleasure pier in the world is looking forward to a fire-free future thanks to Apollo. Southend-on-Sea Pier is more than one mile in length and famous for a variety of reasons, not least of which is its dedicated railway that carries visitors from the shore to the Pier Head.
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Fire Detection On Electric Mountain
April 22, 2009
It isn't every day you need to specify a fire detection system for an industrial complex inside a mountain but that was the challenge facing International Power, owners of Dinorwig Power Station near Snowdonia National Park in North Wales.
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Apollo Specified For Arup's £43 Million London Office Development
January 8, 2009
World class fire detection from Apollo Fire Detectors has been specified for a new £43 million commercial development in London's West End. Once completed, 8 Fitzroy Street, W1 will become the London base of Ove Arup, the global firm of designers, engineers, planners and business consultants.
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