Xtralis is pleased to announce that our Life Safety Partner Extranet now includes a customized view especially for architects and engineers.

We want to help architects, engineers and consultants quickly and easily find the information and resources needed to specify Xtralis early warning fire detection solutions.

You can browse the Xtralis A&E Partner Extranet for information by application and industry with shortcuts to A&E Specifications and Regulatory Approvals. You also can request design support from our regional field application engineers.

With Library and Search functions, you also have ready access by information type – from application notes and design guides to technical data sheets and white papers.

In addition, you we hope you find the Xtralis A&E Extranet a gateway to important Xtralis corporate and product news and updates, our channel partner newsletters, training and more.

To use the Xtralis A&E Extranet, you simply need to request access by setting up an account.

Click here to request access to the Xtralis A&E Extranet.

Tell us how our VESDA or ICAM detectors protected your facility and win a 64GB iPod touch.

Xtralis would like to work with you to prove a simple point – that our products prevent disasters by protecting lives, property and business continuity. Would you be willing to share the event-log data from your VESDA or ICAM detectors to demonstrate early warning fire detection? We are especially interested in events logged during the incipient stage.

At the end of this campaign, individuals who provided information will be registered for a random drawing to win a 64GB iPod touch (a $399 USD value). The winner will be notified by Feb. 14.

Please click here to complete a brief form so that we may contact you to discuss your fire event and explain the process for supplying your event logs and VESDA or ICAM configuration data.

An air-sampling smoke detector (ASD) is only as effective as its sampling pipe network. For this very reason, Xtralis has designed special online training modules to teach technicians how to safely install a VESDA LaserCOMPACT (VLC) detector in compliance with current codes.

This new modular training approach enables an installer to study the material in chronological sequence from project start to finish and revisit a specific module by topic. The installation process and procedures described in this program serve to update all VESDA VLC installation training modules prior to September 2009.

If you’re an Xtralis installer and would like to take the online courses for VESDA VLC, please login to the Xtralis Life Safety Partner Extranet and look for Online Installer Training under the Training tab.

Stay tuned for future announcements on online installer training modules for our other VESDA detectors.