Safco Engineering S.p.A. operates in the industrial safety sector and is specialized in integrated Fire and Gas detection systems and Fire Fighting.
Based in Italy-Milan, we operate on a global scale with operational offices in the United Arab Emirates and Slovakia, commercial offices in Spain, South Korea and Mexico and a network of agents/local collaborators worldwide.

CUSTOMIZED PROJECTS
We know our customers, we evaluate his needs and offer the best solution for:

o Fire & Gas Detection and Alarm Systems:
- Fully Integrated Fire & Gas Systems based on customers specified PLC model and preference
- Addressable and Conventional Fire Alarm Systems

o Fire Suppression Systems and Fire Fighting Equipments based on:
- Conventional Technology: water (sprinkler; deluge; mist) or gas (inert; chemical)
- Innovative Technology: hybrid (water + gas)

o Plant Evacuation Systems, PA/GA, CCTV and Access Control

FULL SERVICE
We attend our client all along the way offering a full range of services:
-	Site Survey
-	Feasibility Studies
-	Risk Analysis and Investment Budget
-	Basic and Detailed Engineering Design
-	System Architecture Design
-	Assembly & Test FAT & SAT
-	Commissioning and Start Up
-	Customized Training Courses
-	After Sales Site Support
-	Maintenance Contracts
-	Turn Key applications

FULLY CERTIFIED
We continuously invest in obtaining international Certifications. 
Our Products and Systems comply with Current Standards and Local Regulations

OUR NEW PRODUCT: SM-SYSTEM
Safco Engineers developed an Unique Addressable Fire Detection and Extinguishing Control System, a full integrated solution for Building addressable fire devices and Process conventional fire and gas devices

SM-SYSTEM KEY FEATURES:
-	Open Solution and Addressable System
-	Fully Integrated for Building and Process
-	Redundancy
-	System Reliability & Availability
-	Very Powerful and Flexible
-	Compact and Modular
-	One System Language
-	Easy Maintenance & Management
-	Compliant with main standards

SAFCO Engineering S.p.A.

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