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Warehousing/Logistics - Northolt, Middlesex, GB
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PEL Services specialise in engineering electronic sound, fire, security systems; fire detection & alarms at the top Loss Prevention Certification Board (LPCB) level LPS 1014, CCTV security, access control, audio visual systems, corporate in-store media, music licensing management and Assistive Technology for accessibility under the Equality Act 2010. Customers include River Island, Hugo Boss, Jimmy Choo, TASIS International School, Debenhams, Marks & Spencer, Local Authorities, Westfield Shopping Centres, Tesco, B&Q, W H Smith, Royal Mail & Zara. PEL commenced life as the UK franchisee for ‘Muzak’, the world’s largest mood music supplier. It was a simple matter to add public address to the sound systems that PEL was installing for music broadcast and because of the comprehensive loudspeaker coverage that was a feature of its systems, PEL became synonymous with excellent quality PA announcements. From PA to Emergency PA and then to voice alarm (VA) was a natural progression. Encouraged by the London District Surveyors Association (LDSA) and The London Fire Brigade, PEL worked with Arup Acoustics to produce the first comprehensive ‘Fire Detection linked Voice Alarm’ specification for the orderly evacuation of multi-storey buildings. The intelligibility of announcements that PEL guarantees for its systems results in highly efficient PA/VA facilities that protect visitors in shopping centres, retail stores, hotels, leisure centres, office blocks and any other location where a high proportion of occupants are not necessarily familiar with the evacuation procedures that apply on site. PEL acquired Electronic Alarms Limited, a well regarded fire alarm and emergency lighting manufacturer, in 1982 and PGL Security Limited, a NACOSS approved security system installer and maintainer, in 1995. The combination of these associated in-house skills provides efficient project management and economy of scale for system packages without subcontracting third parties.
