Understanding Smoke Detection Technologies
Smoke detection has evolved significantly over the past decade. From traditional ionization detectors to advanced photoelectric systems, the technology continues to improve. Modern detectors can now identify different types of...
Residential Fire Safety: Essential Guidelines
Home fire safety starts with proper detector placement and regular maintenance. Statistics show that homes with working smoke detectors have a 50% lower risk of fire-related fatalities. Our comprehensive guide...
Apollo and Thermocable Partner with Heart Research UK
Apollo and Thermocable are excited to announce a partnership with Heart Research UK, following a £30,000 grant from Halma.
Reimagining Dust Covers: Apollo’s Sustainable Shift from PVC to rPET
Previously manufactured from virgin PVC, this comprehensive redesign process will see a reduction in virgin plastic of 97%, and has seen multiple teams come together from across Apollo's supply chain.
The Future of Fire Detection Systems
Emerging technologies are reshaping the fire detection industry. Internet of Things (IoT) integration, cloud-based monitoring, and predictive analytics are becoming standard features in modern systems. These innovations enable real-time monitoring...
This prestigious recognition reflects our commitment to integrating sustainability into every aspect of our operations - from product innovation to ethical sourcing and environmental stewardship.
Fire Safety Innovations in Modern Buildings
Modern buildings require advanced fire safety systems that can adapt to new architectural designs and materials. Our latest research shows significant improvements in detection accuracy and response times when implementing...
Commercial Fire Prevention Best Practices
Implementing effective fire prevention strategies in commercial environments requires a comprehensive approach. Regular maintenance schedules, employee training programs, and modern detection systems work together to create a robust safety framework....
The Pivotal Role CPD Plays in Updates to BS 5839-1:2025 & New Fire Risk Assessment Legislation
The standard now describes a competent person as the following: "A person, suitably trained and qualified by knowledge and practical experience, and provided with the necessary instructions, to enable the required task(s) to be carried out correctly."<br /> <br /> NOTE: Maintenance of competence is likely to require continuing professional development (CPD).
Listening, Learning, Improving.
In April, we launched the first survey in our Voice of the Customer programme - a key step in understanding how our customers experience Apollo's order process. This short survey is sent directly to customer contacts who receive our order confirmations.