Webinar: Fire Monitors and Control Systems in Stationary Applications

Join our free webinar for a practical overview of stationary fire monitors for industrial sites — available options, typical configurations and nozzle concepts for water or foam applications.

One focus is the introduction of our new fire monitor control system, designed for maximum operational flexibility, seamless integration into existing site infrastructure, and scalable from a single monitor to a site-wide network.

We will also outline how our monitor throw distance calculator can support selecting the right fire monitor for your application—whether it’s a waste or recycling facility, a helipad, or a tank farm.

- Date: WED, July 22, 2026
- Time: 10:00 AM CST
- Speaker: Yanic Philippi
- Duration: approx. 30–45 minutes (incl. Q&A)
- Platform: Microsoft Teams (online)
- Recording: will be shared with registered participants after the session

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Who should attend this webinar

Fire protection engineers, industrial safety/EHS, plant operators, system integrators and OEM/engineering partners working with industrial fire protection and stationary fire monitor systems.

Highlights of our stationary fire monitors

- Wide flow rate range: 150 l/min to 60,000 l/min (M1–M12 portfolio)
- Water or foam: suitable for both extinguishing agents depending on the site concept
- Manual or electric operation options
- Adjustable flow during operation and full pressure
- Long reach: up to 150 m
- Nozzle variety to match different firefighting scenarios
- Suitable for seawater use

New FireDos control system for stationary monitors

- Scalable concept: start small and expand as your site grows
- Central management: clear overview of connected monitors
- Flexible operation: at the cabinet, via wired operator panel, or long-range wireless remote
- Automation-ready: predefined response scenarios via alarm inputs
- Integration options: designed for seamless integration into existing safety infrastructure, with multiple interfaces for fire alarm panels and higher-level control systems (configuration-dependent).
- Service support: remote diagnostics for commissioning/maintenance (upon agreement)

Typical applications for stationary fire monitors

- Tank farms
- Waste incineration & recycling plants
- Jetties
- Aircraft hangars
- Helipads
- (Petro-) Chemical plants
In high-risk areas such as waste, wood and paper processing, infrared camera systems can detect critical hotspots early. When combined with a stationary fire monitor system and suitable control interfaces, this supports automated fire suppression—helping to intervene before a developing hotspot turns into open fire.