Alf Lea & Co Brannvern

Alf Lea & Co Brannvern is a Norwegian company specializing in fire safety products and services. With a history rooted in providing comprehensive fire protection solutions, the company is recognized for its commitment to enhancing fire safety standards in both residential and commercial settings. Their product line typically includes fire extinguishers, fire alarms, fire suppression systems, emergency lighting, and various other fire safety equipment.

In addition to supplying products, Alf Lea & Co Brannvern is known for offering services such as fire risk assessments, maintenance and installation of fire safety systems, and training programs designed to educate individuals and organizations about fire safety practices.

The company underscores the importance of adhering to regulatory standards and ensuring that all safety equipment is regularly inspected and maintained. By doing so, they help minimize the risk of fire-related incidents and ensure that in the event of a fire, the impact is mitigated through effective and functional safety measures.

Their clientele typically ranges from private homeowners to large industrial enterprises, demonstrating their versatility and capacity to cater to varied fire safety needs. Through a combination of high-quality products and expert services, Alf Lea & Co Brannvern aims to foster safer environments and protect lives and property from the dangers of fire.

+47-52-704470
www.alflea.no
+47-52-727719

Products

Marine Approved, Fire Extinguishers, Systems, Nozzlez, Hoses, Fire Safety Products

Haugesund Norway

Tollbugt. 3
Haugesund 5527
Norway

Maritime News

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11 hours ago

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3 days ago

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4 days ago

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