Aico alarms meet all UK standards with a wide range of sensor types to ensure every home is protected, and we offer expert technical support and advice on alarm selection, siting and installation.
In 2020, we celebrated a significant milestone; 30 years of business growth. Incorporated in 1990 in Oswestry, Shropshire, Aico has rapidly grown to become the European Market Leader in Home Life Safety.
Throughout our history, we have led the way in providing innovative solutions and achieved numerous industry firsts in the field of Fire and Carbon Monoxide home life safety products.
As we look towards our future, we will continue to pioneer in the latest technological advancements in sensor technology and advance the connected home, maintaining our position as the leader in home life safety, promoting best practice and engaging with our communities to deliver safer homes.
We constantly develop our products to offer improved protection, greater reliability and easier installation and maintenance.
Education, Quality, Service and Innovation are at the core of everything we do. With life safety products, quality is paramount. We are committed to providing the highest quality in all that we do, from our product and training to service and support.
Our expert Technical Helpline is available to answer any questions you have about our alarms and accessories. From beeping alarms to installation queries our Technical Team has over 50 years’ worth of combined experience to provide you with the support you need.
All alarms have been designed, developed and manufactured at our factory in Shannon, Ireland, ensuring that Aico alarms meet UK standards and offer a wide range of sensor types to ensure every home is protected.
When lives rely on them, you cannot afford to take risks with your Smoke or Carbon Monoxide (CO) Alarms. So, our commitment to providing the highest quality products and service is second to none.
During the manufacturing process, every single alarm is tested at multiple points to ensure consistently high quality across all products, including initial assembly, test and calibration and final testing.
We constantly search for ways we can develop our systems to offer improved protection, even greater reliability and easier installation and maintenance. To this end, we have a dedicated Research and Development Department, tasked with creating new products and applications and adding new features to existing products. With over 20 patents on life-saving technologies, we strive to make alarm detection the best it can be.