The webinar, scheduled for 2nd November, will focus on the Testifire range and how it supports compliant testing of all brands of the detector within the Carrier portfolio – making it ideal for all customers of Carrier working with detectors from the Apollo, GST, Edwards, Aritech, Ziton, and Kilsen brands.

Interactive session

Hosted live, the content has been put together by Detectortesters Support Specialist, Paul Gatens and Guillaume Roques, Product Manager for Fire at Carrier, and will be broken down into several sections covering; Testifire Usage and Identification and Testing of Detectors. Like all the sessions the company offers, it is free to attend and will be an interactive session with plenty of opportunities to ask questions.

Testing of detectors

Testing of fire detectors protects premises and the people that occupy them, it also ensures compliance with industry codes and standards while ensuring detector manufacturer's guidelines are followed. 

Detector Testers are delighted to be working with Carrier to promote best practices and highlight the ease at which compliant testing can be carried out.

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