
Industrial Fire and Intruder Installation for a Derbyshire Warehouse
Ajax EN54 fire protection and commercial intruder security installed for an operational Derbyshire industrial premises, with testing and staff handover.
What the property or business required
The Telesis Hitachi premises required modern fire protection and intruder security that could be installed around an operational industrial environment. The two systems needed to be coordinated as one project without confusing their separate life-safety and security functions. NOX installed the Ajax EN54 Fire Hub, manual call points and warning devices alongside the commercial intruder equipment, then tested normal operation, manual activation, alarm indication and evacuation functions before completing the handover with the responsible users.
Provide a modern industrial fire-alarm and intruder solution with clear control, manual activation, warning and evacuation functions suited to the people using the premises.
NOX installed and commissioned the Ajax EN54 Fire Hub, manual call points, visual and audible warning devices and the associated intruder equipment, then demonstrated normal, test and alarm conditions at handover.
The project from premises to equipment and handover
Genuine NOX images showing the building, system components and completed installation where available.






How NOX approached this industrial fire & security project
The installed equipment matters, but the positions, property layout, operating routine and handover determine whether the finished system is genuinely useful.
Coverage and requirement
Coordinate access and installation across one industrial premises while keeping the fire-alarm and intruder functions, records and ongoing service routes clearly separated.
Installation planning
Position the Fire Hub, manual activation and warning devices so authorised users can recognise normal, test, fault and alarm conditions without unnecessary complexity.
Control and handover
Test activation, visual and audible warning, evacuation operation and the associated user controls before completing a practical industrial handover.
What was delivered at Derbyshire
The Derbyshire industrial premises received a modern Ajax EN54 fire-alarm system alongside commercial intruder protection, with the control equipment, manual activation and warning functions tested and explained to the team responsible for the building.
Industrial fire and security projects across Derbyshire need to consider building use, work areas, environmental conditions, staff routines, access restrictions and existing records. Coordinating the installation can reduce disruption, but the life-safety and intruder systems still require separate commissioning and maintenance.
Installed by NOX. Supported by NOX.
Installation is the start of the system lifecycle. Monitoring, maintenance, fault support and future changes can remain connected to the original design.
Monitoring
Professional signalling and agreed escalation for suitable maintained fire systems.
Maintenance
Planned inspections, testing, cleaning and system-health checks.
Priority Support
A straightforward contact route for faults, changes and future upgrades.
One Provider
Fire, CCTV, intruder and emergency-lighting support coordinated through one local point of contact.
Complete the system
Choose the next service that strengthens the same system, site or maintenance plan.
Fire Alarm Monitoring
Add professional signalling and an agreed escalation route where the maintained system and premises are suitable.
View serviceFire Alarm Servicing
Keep testing, records, defects and planned service dates connected after installation.
View serviceFire Compliance Packages
Coordinate fire alarm, emergency-lighting and agreed compliance visits under one plan.
View serviceQuestions about similar industrial fire & security work
Can an industrial premises install fire and intruder systems in one project?
Yes. Surveys, access and installation can be coordinated, but the fire alarm and intruder alarm remain separate systems with their own design, commissioning and ongoing service requirements.
What information helps prepare an industrial fire-alarm quotation?
Building plans, fire-risk information, existing system details, zone or device information, known faults, access restrictions and the intended programme all help define the survey and quotation scope.
What should be demonstrated at an EN54 fire-alarm handover?
The responsible users should understand normal and alarm indication, manual activation, evacuation controls, basic fault reporting and the agreed route for testing, records and future servicing.
Discuss a similar project with NOX
Tell us about the property in Derbyshire, the existing systems and what the project needs to achieve. NOX will confirm the right survey and quotation process.
