EX Fire Detection – Certified Safety Systems for Hazardous Areas

Why Choose A2S for Your ATEX Fire Detection Systems?

At A2S Advanced Safety Solutions, we understand that fire detection in hazardous environments (petrochemical plants, chemical industries, offshore sites, storage areas, ATEX zones, etc.) requires absolute reliability.
Our ATEX-certified fire detection range is designed to protect people, assets, and critical infrastructure under the toughest conditions.

We provide a wide selection of certified, robust and compliant equipment, including:

• Smoke, heat, flame, optical and multi-sensor detectors

• Fire alarm control panels, interface modules, reset units

• Manual call points, ATEX sirens, sounders and beacons

• Complete turnkey solutions for integrators, engineering offices and industrial operators

Every product is engineered to meet the highest standards of safety, durability and compliance, ensuring maximum protection even in explosive atmospheres.

Our Commitments: Quality, Compliance & Technical Excellence

• ATEX & IP Certification: Fully compliant devices for explosive gas and dust atmospheres.

• Extensive Range: More than 190 specialised ATEX fire detection products available.

• Technical Support: Expert assistance for design, compliance, installation and maintenance.

• Fast Delivery & Reliability: 48–72h shipping, quotes within 24–48h (depending on region).

Dedicated Solutions for All Industrial Sectors

A2S supplies complete ATEX fire detection systems adapted to the most demanding industries:

• Industrial sites & classified facilities

• ATEX zones (gas & dust) – intrinsically safe devices, barriers and certified housings

• Technical rooms, boiler rooms, workshops

• High-risk sites – offshore platforms, storage facilities, chemical plants, refineries, energy production and more

Each environment requires a specific approach — our experts help you choose the right configuration for maximum safety and regulatory compliance.

How to Properly Design Your ATEX Fire Detection System

1. Risk Assessment – identify ignition sources, volumes, hazardous zones (gas/dust).

2. Correct Detector Selection – smoke, heat, flame or multi-sensor depending on the risks.

3. System Architecture – alarm panel, interface modules, manual call points, redundancy, signalling.

4. ATEX & Fire Safety Compliance – ensure conformity with local and international standards.

5. Maintenance & Testing – essential to guarantee system reliability and immediate responsiveness.

Our engineering team supports you at every step, from early design to final commissioning and site audits.