Gent Self-Test Revolutionising Fire Detection
Introducing the first EN approved detectors that can test themselves using real smoke and heat.
We cover the length and breadth of Britain.
The Gent approved network comprises of over 100 specialist companies across Britain who can all supply Gent equipment and carry out design, installation, commissioning, and maintenance to the highest approved standards.
Product categories
Gent Xenex offers cost-effective fire detection for smaller sites. Trusted Gent technology ensures safety and compliance.
Gent Nano offers powerful fire detection technology for modern spaces. Ensure safety with innovative Gent solutions.
Gent VESDA delivers advanced smoke detection for early warning and safety. Protect your building with Gent’s trusted technology.
Explore additional Gent fire safety products for comprehensive protection. Trusted solutions for every building need.
Solutions
S-QUAD
Its patented programmable dual-angle optical scatter allows S-Quad to offer reliable fire detection and enhanced reduction of false alarms from known risks like steam and dust.
Li-ion Tamer detects catastrophic battery failures early.
Li-ion Tamer GEN3 is a plug-and-play rack system that improves safety by sensing the off-gassing that precedes thermal runaway battery failures much earlier than smoke or traditional LFL gas detection would.
Aspirating smoke detection
Gent’s line of aspirating smoke detectors (ASDs) can detect fires at a very early stage, often before visible smoldering even takes place.
SAFE Solution
The SAFE system of analogue devices is a fully engineered solution for high-risk residential buildings to allow you to bridge the gap between BS5839 Part 1 and BS5839 Part 6 without the risk of generating multiple false evacuations.
See the VAD tool in action
A video overview of the VAD planning tool shows the planning process. Select the latest parts—including EN54-23-certified wall VADS—add photos to your designs and get guidance about access lighting levels.
A Heritage of Expertise
Gent’s manufacturing heritage dates back to the 1930s. With a wide network of experts across the UK, we offer unmatched choice and control over fire safety systems.
