Modern technology in fire & security systems ensures incidents are detected early and responded to quickly, improving general safety and helping to protect lives, property, and infrastructure. Technology continues to evolve toward greater automation and intelligence, leveraging IoT integration, AI-powered surveillance, and biometrics, as demand for improved safety and security increases.
Reliable components reduce the risk of system failure and keep cost low
Switches and sensors remain key components, ensuring the quick detection of hazards in fire detection and security systems, while connectors facilitate safe and reliable transmission of power, data, and control signals between devices and to the central control unit.
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mid-1900s
Analog CCTV systems
The first closed circuit television (CCTV ) system was used in Germany in 1942 and became commercially available in the 1950s.
1990s – 2000s
The internet revolution
Internet Protocol (IP) cameras allowed digital video to be sent over networks, leading to the replacement of analog systems.
2010s
High-def video
Advances in camera technology enabled high-resolution video (720p, 1080p, etc.), improving image clarity and detail
2015 – Present
AI integration
Machine learning and AI have enabled features like facial recognition and license plate recognition, transforming surveillance.
IP68 Pushbuttons
Robust IP68 switches available in Nickel Plated Brass, Stainless Steel (303, 304 or 316-grade) or Anodized Aluminium.Find Out More
Reed Switches
Long-lasting performance ideal for environments where reliability and accuracy are critical.Find Out More
Capacitive Sensors
Detect the presence or absence of nearby objects without the need for physical contactFind Out More
Ensuring safety & security in commerical building systems
The evolution of fire, safety, and security systems in commercial buildings has been essential in protecting people, property, and operations through smarter, more connected infrastructure.
Switches are used to control alarms, emergency lighting, door access, and manual call points. These critical inputs enable fast human response during fire, intrusion, or system faults.
Sensors play a central role, detecting smoke, heat, gas, motion, glass breakage, and door or window status. Real-time monitoring ensures rapid alerts and automatic activation of safety protocols such as alarms, ventilation control, or lockdown procedures.
Connectors link all system components — sensors, switches, alarms, and control units — into a cohesive network. RJ45 and M12 connectors ensure secure power and data transmission, even in demanding environments like plant rooms or outdoor access points.
These components form the backbone of integrated building safety systems, supporting everything from fire detection to surveillance and access control—helping building managers maintain 24/7 protection and regulatory compliance.
Fire & Security Products
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M Sensor IP67/IP68
- Available in M5, M8, and M12 sizes with 2 to 12-pin configurations
- Current ratings from 0.5A to 16A, supporting both data and power applications
- Multiple coding types: A/B/D/X/L/K/S/T and Hybrid
- Plastic (IP67) and metal (IP68) housings for cable or panel mounting
- Configurations include right-angle, Y, and T adaptors for flexible installation
PK
- Suitable for Ø 19, 22, 25 and 28mm cut-outs
- High mechanical and electrical service life
- IP68 ingress protection and IK10 impact protection
- Optional IP69K variant available
- Electrical rating 6A 125/250V / 6A 3~48VDC
- Spot, ring and power symbol illumination incl. bi-colour LED's
- S.P.S.T. and D.P.D.T. configurations
- Quick Connect, solder, PCB or screw terminal options
- Behind panel sealing available with wire leads.
- ENEC and UL certified for worldwide use
- Emergency stop variants
RJ45 IP67/IP68
- IP68 protection in mated or unmated conditions
- Thermoplastic (IP67) or metal (IP68) housings in stainless steel or nickel-plated copper alloy
- Shielded options for EMI protection
- PCB/DIP/90° DIP/coupler/overmoulded cable configurations
- Screw or bayonet-type twist-lock mechanisms
- Compatible with 15.6mm to 20.8mm panel cut-outs
Sub-subminiature DFW
- Economical sub-subminiature switch
- Electrical rating 0.1A/1A/3A 125VAC ; 1A 250VAC ; 1A 24VDC ; 3A 12VDC
- Operating temperature range -40 to 85°C (65°C acc. UL)
- Optional straight or simulated roller actuator
- Mechanical service life min. 1 million operations
- ENEC and UL certified for worldwide use
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Industries & Applications
Agriculture
Modern farming methods use a wide range of technology to help increase efficiency, productivity, and sustainability.
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Industrial
Products for harsh environments offer defence against water and dust ingress, chemicals, vibration, and temperature extremes.
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Automotive & Two-Wheeler
Passenger cars, trucks, autonomous, and connected vehicles require precise, reliable, and qualified solutions from certified sources.
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Specialist Vehicles
Rugged, heavy-duty products designed for the demands of construction, agricultural, materials handling and recreational vehicles.
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Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning (HVAC)
Switches and sensors to help ensure the safe and efficient flow of air, water, and refrigerants in a variety of HVAC systems.
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Renewable Energy
Components for demanding solar, wind, and hydropower applications are critical as we strive for a more sustainable future.
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Fire & Security
Practical, certified, tried & tested switch and sensor products for Fire Detection, Security, CCTV, and Access Control Systems.
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Marine
Protection against the elements and risk of atmospheric corrosion are battles this sea-faring range is designed to overcome.
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Appliances
Off-the-shelf and custom solutions designed, tested, and certified in line with latest market requirements and safety standards.
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Robotics & Drones
From Articulated to Collaborative and Autonomous Mobile Robots, the right connectivity and sensor technology is indispensable.
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