🔹 Fire Alarm Systems – Conventional & Addressable
Fire alarm systems are designed to provide early warning of fire through a combination of automatic detection devices and manual activation points. These systems ensure quick evacuation, rapid response, and minimized fire damage.
The two main types of fire alarm systems are:
🔸 Conventional Fire Alarm System
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Devices such as manual call points, fire detectors, sounders, and beacons are grouped into zones.
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Each zone represents a physical area within a building and is connected via a single wiring circuit.
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When a fire is detected, the control panel identifies the zone but not the exact device location.
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Cost-effective and widely used in small to medium-sized buildings (schools, offices, shops, residential complexes).
🔸 Addressable Fire Alarm System
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Each device (detector, call point, etc.) has a unique digital address.
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All devices communicate with each other and a central control panel.
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The system identifies the exact location of the triggered device, ensuring faster emergency response.
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Highly reliable and scalable, ideal for large or complex facilities such as hospitals, airports, malls, and high-rise buildings.
🔹 Fire Detection Devices
🟠Smoke Detector (Photoelectric Type)
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Uses light scattering technology to detect smoke.
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Contains a light-sensing chamber with an LED.
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When smoke enters, it deflects light onto a photo sensor, triggering the alarm.
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Especially effective in detecting smoldering fires that produce smoke before flames appear.
🔴 Heat Detector
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Designed to sense abnormal rises in room temperature caused by fire.
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Responds to thermal energy radiated from flames.
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Common types:
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Fixed Temperature Heat Detector – Activates when the temperature exceeds a preset threshold.
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Rate-of-Rise Heat Detector – Activates when the temperature increases rapidly within a short period.
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Ideal for kitchens, boiler rooms, and industrial spaces where smoke detectors may cause false alarms.
✅ Why Choose Anti-Fire Expert Fire Alarm Systems?
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Available in conventional and addressable models
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Compatible with smoke and heat detection devices
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Provides early detection, quick response, and enhanced safety
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Meets international fire safety standards
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Trusted by industries, institutions, and residential projects worldwide
