You may be wondering about the advantages and disadvantages to different firefighting agents.. iMist are here to answer those questions for you... Water Mist Fire Suppression Fire Sprinklers Water mist fire systems require less water than fire sprinklers, on an average of 80%....
We are proud to have obtained the ISO 14001 accreditation for our Environmental Management System – certified by BSI - underlining our commitment to sustainable solutions and our ESG credentials, with the help of Rachel Pollard and Matt Squires. Why? With the...
We are delighted to be the first company to pass the FPA’s UKAS accredited BS 8458 Annex C residential and domestic watermist system test, which demonstrates the rigour of the test. Now we have passed it, we are unique in...
The high-pressure water mist fire suppression system designed and manufactured by Yorkshire-based iMist has been awarded LABSS Registered Details certification, making it the only water mist system for domestic and residential projects to hold this prestigious certification. The LABSS Registered Details...
We are beyond proud to have secured investment by the Foresight Group of £4.5 million to further drive our national, and international, growth plans, invest in sustainable local infrastructure and enhance the functionality of the iMist fire suppression systems. This...
Have you ever wondered about the benefits of water mist systems? Or maybe the difference between a water mist system and traditional fire sprinkler system? In this article, we will talk through the popular firefighting agents, their suitability, advantages, disadvantages and...
The current law stipulates that residential properties over 30m high must have a fire suppression system installed. On May 2020, it was announced that from November 2020, this will be changing.
As we enter the warmer parts of the British year, and the COVID 19 guidance has advised that we can have 6 others from different households in our gardens, we can expect an increase of BBQ’s, with the slight possibility...
Cooking with oils and fat frying is still common in many homes, but people may not be aware of the dangers that can arise from heated oil. There are still many instances of chip pan fires being attended by fire...
