Do you install gas interlock systems in schools?
Yes. We install laboratory gas interlock systems for schools, colleges, universities and other educational facilities, as well as research and commercial laboratories.
Yes. We install laboratory gas interlock systems for schools, colleges, universities and other educational facilities, as well as research and commercial laboratories.
Yes. We can assess existing laboratory gas safety systems and carry out alterations, upgrades or replacement where controls, monitoring equipment or gas safety requirements have changed.
They can. Carbon monoxide monitoring is commonly incorporated where additional protection against incomplete combustion is required. CO sensors can interface directly with the gas safety controls.
Yes. CO2 monitoring can be integrated with a laboratory gas interlock system so that carbon dioxide concentrations are continuously monitored and the gas supply can be isolated if configured limits are exceeded.
A laboratory gas interlock system controls the gas supply to Bunsen burners and other laboratory outlets. It can incorporate pressure proving, gas detection, environmental monitoring and emergency shut-off controls to prevent gas being enabled under unsafe conditions.
A laboratory gas interlock system controls the gas supply to Bunsen burners and other laboratory outlets. It can incorporate pressure proving, gas detection, environmental monitoring and emergency shut-off controls to prevent gas being enabled under unsafe conditions.
IGS Electrical works with a wide range of public sector organisations throughout Birmingham and the West Midlands, including schools, colleges, healthcare facilities, community centres, libraries, council buildings and other publicly owned premises. We provide electrical installations, maintenance, testing, inspections and upgrades tailored to the requirements of each building.
Yes. We install and upgrade access control systems to help manage secure access to staff-only areas, offices, plant rooms and other restricted locations within public sector premises.
Yes. We provide fast and methodical electrical fault finding for public sector buildings, identifying the cause of electrical problems and carrying out effective repairs to minimise disruption and restore normal operation.
Yes. We carry out Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs), periodic inspections, testing and certification for public sector premises. Our reports help identify any issues requiring attention and provide clear recommendations to help maintain electrical safety and compliance.
Absolutely. We install, upgrade, inspect and maintain emergency lighting and fire alarm systems to help public buildings remain safe and compliant. Every system is tested and commissioned in accordance with current British Standards.
Yes. Planned electrical maintenance helps reduce unexpected faults, improve reliability and extend the life of electrical installations. We can develop maintenance programmes tailored to the needs of schools, healthcare facilities, council buildings and other public sector organisations to help keep electrical systems operating safely and efficiently.
