FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

Conventional Fire Alarm Systems: Conventional fire alarm systems are cost-effective and straightforward, making them ideal for small applications or tight budgets. They connect detectors in a zone to a single pair of wires and provide basic alarm indications. Here are four key points:

• Cost-Effective: Generally cheaper control panels and devices.
• Simple Setup: Requires no complex configuration.
• Compatibility: Broad compatibility with various manufacturers.
• Basic Detection: Indicates alarm but lacks precise location details.

Addressable fire alarm systems offer advanced programming flexibility and precise detection. Each device on the Signal Line Circuit (SLC) has a unique address, providing exact location information, which enhances response times and reduces ongoing service costs.

• Advanced Programming Flexibility: Customizable to specific applications.
• Precise Location Detection: Identifies exact location of fire conditions.
• Efficient Response: Improves emergency response times.
• Reduced Service Costs: Exact location of devices needing maintenance is displayed.

Linear Heat Sensing (LHS) cable fire detection systems are widely used for fire detection over large areas. They are simple in construction, easy to deploy, and supported by most fire control panels. LHS can detect fires along the cable's entire length.

• Simple Construction and Low Controller Complexity: Simple construction and low controller complexity.
• Capable of Detecting Fire Along the Entire Cable Length: Capable of detecting fire along the entire cable length.
• Easily Deployable and Compact: Easily deployable and compact.
• Supported by Most Fire Control Panels: Supported by most fire control panels.