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Fire Safety

For Caravans & Motorhomes

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Fire Safety equipment is essential for keeping people safe during a fire, and for taking precautions to avoid a fire from spreading. Carafax are a major supplier to the industry, offering a wide range of NCC and BS approved fire Detection Alarms, Carbon Monoxide Detectors, and Fire Extinguishers.

Smoke Alarms

Smoke Alarms are installed inside all UK Caravans, Motorhomes, and Holiday Homes. We have various types available; mains powered, standard battery powered, or sealed with a long life to make the Smoke Alarm ever lasting.

Optical Smoke Alarms are more affective at detecting slow, smouldering fires, such as those caused by cigarettes. Thermistek Alarms detect both slow smouldering and also fast flaming fires and are preferred by the UK Fire Service.

CO Alarms

Battery Powered and Mains versions of Carbon Monoxide Alarms are available. Battery versions can be 1 year replaceable of ‘long life’, making it sealed to last. All alarms are CE and UKCA marked, with all approvals to meet Holiday Home, Lodge and Domestic requirements.

Heat Alarms

Heat Alarms are designed to activate when a high level of heat is detected. These alarms allow an extra level of protection and will not be set off by cooking fumes or smoke. Most Heat Alarms are mains powered and can be linked to Smoke Alarms to achieve D1 high protection scheme rating.

Fire Extinguishers

Fire Extinguishers are installed in most UK Holiday Homes. They are an optional extra in a Touring Caravan and Motorhome, but we recommend fitting one for peace of mind.

Our Fire Extinguisher range includes Dry Powder, Foam, and Aerosol, at a size to suit the customer.

Fire Blankets

Fire Blankets are normally used for putting out small fires in or around the kitchen and are particularly useful for Class F fires involving cooking oils. It’s a good idea to keep one of these in your Caravan or Holiday Home, they are handy and quick to use in the event of a small fire.