FireVu Multi Detector also adds thermopile technology, an industry first in early fire detection
Antony Smith will be working across a range of sectors where FireVu has established a strong track record

AD Group's fire detection solution brand hires new business development manager to target data center sector

Antony Smith has joined AD Group from Tyco as the new business development manager for fire detection solution brand FireVu.

Smith has held a number of senior sales roles at Tyco Fire & Integrated Solutions over a 10 year period. 

He will be focusing on the data center industry and will also be working across a range of sectors where FireVu has established a strong track record, including petrochemicals and manufacturing.

FireVu is a flame and Visual Smoke Detection solution. The recently introduced FireVu Multi Detector also adds thermopile (temperature sensing) technology, an industry first in early fire detection.  

Pauline Norstrom chief operating officer at AD Group comments: “Antony joins us with a wealth of experience in our target industries including data centers, which will help AD Group bring the early warning visual benefits of FireVu to owners of high risk assets and facilities.”

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