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Sounders and beacons built to EN 54-3 and EN 54-23, with its own test laboratory.

Manufacturer 21–100 people 1 office
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W2 describes itself as a Polish manufacturer of fire alarm sounders and states that its products meet EN 54-3 for sounders and EN 54-23 for visual alarm devices, backed by current CNBOP-PIB documents. The register confirms eight valid świadectwa dopuszczenia in its name: 4839/2023 for the SA-P8 acoustic sounder, 4826/2023 for the SO-P8 optical sounder, 4884/2023 for the combined SAO-P8, 5301/2024 for the SA-K5, K6 and K7 range, 5376/2024 for SAOZ-Pk2, and 5963/2025 and 5964/2025 for the SGO-Pgw and SG-Pgw3 families. The firm opened its own test laboratory in 2015 and lists a portfolio of more than a hundred products. It is registered in the CNBOP list under the proprietor’s name at ul. Ceramiczna 1A, Kruszyn Krajeński.

Sectors & projects
  • Commercial offices
  • Retail
  • Hotels & hospitality
  • Heritage
  • Transport
  • Sport, leisure & culture

  • Heritage

    Zamek w Bytowie

    Bytów

    Fire alarm voice sounders and fire-rated installation boxes

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  • Heritage

    Bazylika Mariacka

    Gdańsk

    Fire alarm optical and voice sounders and installation boxes

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  • Sport, leisure & culture

    Panorama Racławicka

    Wrocław

    SA-K7 fire alarm sounders and PIP-1AN fire-rated installation boxes

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  • Transport

    Port Lotniczy Bydgoszcz

    Bydgoszcz

    PIP-2AN fire-rated installation boxes

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  • Sport, leisure & culture

    Centrum Nauki i Techniki EC1

    Łódź

    Internal and external acoustic-optical fire alarm sounders

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  • Commercial offices

    Olivia Centre

    Gdańsk

    Optical fire alarm signalling devices and mounting accessories

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Projects as published on W2's own website.

Specialisms
Detection equipment manufacture Fire alarm systems
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