Hochiki Europe, a provider of innovative life safety solutions, is excited to announce its partnership with NBS, a construction specification platform.

This collaboration aims to streamline the specification process for specifiers, making it easier than ever to incorporate Hochiki’s market-pioneering products into building projects.

Range of life safety products

By joining NBS Source, Hochiki Europe will have 50 products listed across its comprehensive range of life safety products, including fire alarms and control systems.

This digital solution allows specifiers to quickly and easily select Hochiki products, ensuring accurate and efficient specifications.

Product and specification data

We wanted to find a way of raising our profile amongst built environment professionals and chose NBS Source as a way to target specifiers looking for best-in-class product and specification data,” said Ian Humby, UK Sales Manager for Hochiki Europe.

Partnering with NBS aligns with our goal of making it easier for specifiers to choose Hochiki. Furthermore, NBS Source has given us the ability to build and maintain relationships with specifiers throughout the whole construction journey, resulting in a much smoother and more collaborative process.

Saving time and resources

With NBS, specifiers and designers can effortlessly drag and drop Hochiki products into their specifications, saving valuable time and resources. The platform provides detailed product information, technical specifications, and compliance data, ensuring that all requirements are met.

This partnership reinforces Hochiki Europe’s dedication to providing exceptional customer service and supporting the industry with innovative solutions. By leveraging the power of digital technology, Hochiki Europe is empowering specifiers to create safer and more secure buildings. 

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