Visitors to Security Essen will be able to see live demonstrations of the company’s all-new Taktis range of fire alarm control equipment
Kentec will feature Syncro and Sigma ranges with demonstrations of the Taktis range at Security Essen 2016

Visitors to Security Essen 2016 will be able to see some of the latest fire safety products from one of the leading manufacturers of fire detection and alarm control panels; Kentec Electronics Ltd. Their extensive range of EN, UL & FM, Marine, Analogue, Conventional and Extinguishant Fire Control Panel Solutions are the first choice for many safety critical, prestigious locations across the world.

Innovative fire control and indication systems

Kentec will be exhibiting their market-leading Syncro and Sigma ranges - designed for the widest, most demanding range of applications; Sigma XT range including status units, Sigma XT+, Sigma XT ECU – hybrid solution, Syncro AS, plus their comprehensive range of UL-listed, FM approved, Elite RS Analogue Addressable Fire Control Panels, Sigma A-XT releasing panel and status units, and their UL-listed Sigma A-CP annunciator panel.

Show visitors will be able to see live demonstrations of the company’s all-new Taktis range of fire alarm control equipment, which combines the very latest hardware and software to produce a powerful and sophisticated control and indication system that is simple to use and understand. The flexibility of the Taktis platform means that it can be re-configured to realise many other control and indication applications, with direct integration into intelligent buildings.

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