It offers comprehensive solutions for the professional, turnkey implementation of complex fire and property protection and other low voltage networks for public buildings and industrial facilities, with high technical standards.

The company started its operations in 2004 The Roman seaside villa at 3 Nimród u., which had been their headquarters for 13 years, was becoming increasingly cramped and was already hampering their development. Over the years, they had grown to love the 500 m2 plus building surrounded by huge plane and chestnut trees, but they knew that sooner or later they would have to move out of this pleasant, peaceful environment full of birdsong. In 2017, they moved to an independent, well-equipped office building on Kunigunda Street, with a high storage area and enclosed parking, which not only accommodates Pentolt's own 30 vehicles and the cars of our guests, but also provides a comfortable parking space for the trucks.

With decades of experience, expertise, engineering knowledge and innovative products from the world companies they represent, they always provide their customers with a real solution, with the highest possible technical standards and impeccable quality.

The company made excellent use of its past and present as an installer when it created the Fireless range of radio fire alarm systems, as they created their radio devices partly using the equipment they had distributed and installed. The smoke detectors are based on the ZETA smoke detector and the audible alarms are based on the very low power consumption of the Global Fire conventional audible alarm.

Today, all newly constructed buildings have automatic fire alarm systems. These installations cover the entire building. Sensors, manual call points and sirens are installed in every room. The majority of these systems are wired, but there are circumstances that make wiring prohibitively expensive or impossible. It may be necessary to install a fire alarm system in a finished building where wiring is not aesthetically acceptable. For an operational hotel, the loss of traffic associated with the construction of the wiring is not acceptable. For listed buildings, the replacement of the carving is often a serious consideration. Temporarily installed systems can also be cumbersome or costly to wire. In similar cases, the installation of a radio fire alarm system should be considered.