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Bemac
Designer, manufacturer and installer of fire and voice alarm.
Top companies · September 2026
Bemac has worked in fire detection at Alleur near Liège since 1973 and is one of only two Belgian firms holding the BOSEC voice-alarm installer certificate, B-9063-VAS, alongside its detection certificate B-9063-FD; it also holds FISQ certification on both disciplines and on firestopping. It describes itself as designer, manufacturer and installer rather than any one of the three, runs around a hundred and ten staff and delivers over four hundred projects a year, working to NBN S 21-100-1:2025 and NBN S 21-112 across analogue-addressable and conventional detection, automatic extinguishing, gas detection and the rest of the extinguishing range.
- Commercial offices
- Industrial & logistics
- Sport, leisure & culture
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Commercial offices
The Louise Bruxelles
Brussels
Designed and installed fire detection (1,300+ detectors, aspiration, linear heat) and voice evacuation
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Commercial offices
Montoyer 34
Brussels · 2025
Fire detection with 5 networked panels, ~2,500 points, BMS and sprinkler integration
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Sport, leisure & culture
Musée Royal de Mariemont
Morlanwelz · 2022
Fire detection for Frescoes Pavilion: VESDA aspiration, beam detectors, fire panel
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Sport, leisure & culture
Liège Expo
Liège
Fire detection: 18 aspiration systems, ~300 detectors, two panels, commissioning
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Industrial & logistics
Euroports
Engis
Designed and installed VESDA aspiration fire detection across three storage halls
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Sport, leisure & culture
W Racing Team
Liège Airport
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Projects as published on Bemac's own website.
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Alleur (HQ)
Alleur, Wallonia
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