"Thanks to the hybrid wireless range, we were able to preserve the original structure of the college by eliminating the need to drill extensively into the building to install a substantial amount of cabling. Ease of installation was one of the specific reasons we chose Hochiki’s Ekho."
Commented Naomi Fell, Project Director, on how the Ekho range was adaptable to combat the college’s challenging infrastructure.
This also preserved the aesthetics of the main entrance, where the Ekho devices were deployed, reducing the amount of prominent red fire cabling for a clean finish to the installation.
‘Overall, the project was highly successful. Every requirement was met, the installation was completed smoothly, and we met the stringent deadlines to minimise disruption to teaching and learning. With Hochiki’s proven reliability and quality, we can confidently say that every member of staff and student is comprehensively protected by Hochiki’s solutions.’
Quoted Naomi Fell on the final installation at Bournemouth and Poole College.
Ryan Baulcomb, Regional Sales Manager, commented on the project and the importance of relationships with customers.
‘Hochiki and SFA have a strong, long-term partnership, built from trust and years of successful projects together. We are proud to see that our products provide the highest levels of quality, satisfaction and protection that our customers and end-users expect. We continue to pride ourselves on maintaining strong relationships to ensure every individual receives the highest levels of customer support and service from Hochiki.’
Bournemouth and Poole College now benefit from a life safety system tailored to the specific needs of each corridor, room and storey throughout the site. By combining two complementary product ranges, SFA have delivered a comprehensive solution that safeguards the college while minimising disruption to learning. As the college continues to grow, the system remains adaptable and expandable, ensuring long-term protection for every student and staff member who enters their doors.