The hardware

One small box. It tests your building for you.

  • Fits beside a light fitting, an alarm sounder or a fire door
  • Installed once, by a qualified electrician, on a visit scheduled around you
  • After that, almost everything runs on its own, on schedule
  • One exception: the weekly fire alarm test still needs a person to press the call point — that's the law, not us
An Airebo engineer fitting an Airebo Atom beside an existing emergency luminaire
Fitted beside what you already own — retrofit and newbuild.
Step 1 · Test

It runs the check

Automatically, on schedule, with nobody attending.

Step 2 · Record

It writes the result

Written once. Never changed — not by us, not by you, not by anyone.

Step 3 · Resolve

It gets fixed, and proven fixed

An approved engineer is sent automatically. Only a verified pass closes the record.

Life is safer with the Airebo Atom — an Airebo engineer holding an Atom beside an emergency light, Atom and alarm sounder connected to the Airebo cloud

Airebo Atoms. Quick install. Compliance assured.

Most monitoring products do one thing — one install per capability, one bill per capability. The Airebo Atom infrastructure runs emergency light tests and alarm sounder tests, and monitors building temperature, moisture, fire door closure, AOV opening, pest activity and leaks — with a growing list of monitored applications coming online all the time.

Retrofit & newbuild

Fits existing installations as readily as new ones. No rip-and-replace programme.

Passive

Nothing connects into the fire panel. Systems stay OEM-intact.

Few devices, long life

The companion Airebo Proton covers doors and smoke vents on five-year batteries.

Sealed record

Every result written at the device and locked on arrival. Nothing can be quietly edited.

Airebo Atom hardware alongside the Airebo Monitoring Platform on screen
The Airebo Monitoring Platform is included with the hardware — not sold as a separate licence.
An engineer fitting an Airebo Atom to a wall
One visit from one installer covers emergency lighting, fire alarm verification, heat and damp at once.
Go deeper

The technical detail, one click away.

Every claim on this site is backed by a specific standard, a defined method and a documented integrity model. Take whichever your due diligence needs.

What's inside one record

Every event carries the same minimum set

Asset ID, test method, start and end timestamps, result, the actor or device that performed it, any artefacts, the link to remediation, and the verification that closed it. Records are append-only and hash-chained — entries can be added and corrections traced, but nothing can be edited, backdated or deleted.

Standards: BS 5266-1:2025 · BS EN 50172 · BS EN 62034 · BS 5839 · BS 8629 · Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022

  • Datasheet · HardwareAirebo Atom technical datasheetSensing modes, accuracy, mounting, network backbone, power and battery life, ingress rating, commissioning.
  • Factsheet · StandardsStatutory testing standards, system by systemHow each automated test maps to BS 5266-1:2025, BS EN 50172, BS EN 62034, BS 5839, BS 8629 and the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022.
  • Factsheet · InstallationInstall, commissioning & insurer positionWhat fitting involves, why nothing wires into the fire panel, and what to tell your insurer.
  • Standard · MethodologyThe TECER Standard and evidence architectureThe five-stage specification, the artefact each stage emits, and when a loop is allowed to close.
  • Factsheet · Data integrityWhy a record can't be altered after the factAppend-only, hash-chained event logging in plain terms, and what an auditor can independently verify.
  • Factsheet · RegulationGolden Thread & Building Safety Act alignmentHow a continuous evidence trail satisfies dutyholder record-keeping expectations.

Placeholder links — final PDFs attached before launch.

From your first building to your last, the process is the same

Survey → findings pack → install.

No rip-and-replace, no procurement marathon. We survey each building, show you exactly where the evidence gaps are, and fit Airebo Atoms to your existing installations.

Step 1 · Week 1

Building survey

A placement survey of your existing installations — what you have, what the standards expect, where the gaps are, and how many Atoms it takes.

Step 2 · Week 2–3

Findings pack

A written, board-ready picture of your current compliance evidence position. Useful whether or not you proceed — yours to keep.

Step 3 · From week 4

Install

Atoms commissioned on the surveyed installations. From day one the building writes its own evidence record.

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