Fire alarm systems
When a fire breaks out, every second matters. By transmitting an early warning, fire alarms allow you to act quickly so you can protect your assets – and save precious lives.
Conventional collective systems
The most cost-effective choice, these systems have detectors that monitor the air for smoke.
However, conventional collective systems can get confused by tobacco smoke, steam, dust and other non-fire related air particles.
Each circuit can contain up to 40 detectors.
Analogue addressable systems
These systems constantly monitor the area for any change in temperature or air quality.
If a blaze is suspected, they can notify the fire alarm panel to initiate a safe evacuation.
Analogue addressable systems also show you where the fire is.
