• User interface monitoring and control software
• Active air-suction gas detection systems
• Custom beam-type smoke detectors
• Control panel network expandable up to 160,000 addressable points
• Integrated emergency announcement amplifiers and sound control units within the panel
• Various weather-resistant specialized detection units
• Explosion-proof or intrinsically safe devices for areas at risk of explosion
• Integrated firefighter telephone control unit and field telephones within the panel
• Cable-type temperature detection systems
• Fiber-optic temperature detection systems
• Interactive algorithm-based systems
• Flame and spark detectors
• Analog systems
• 4-dimensional detectors

Fire detection and alarm systems are designed to detect fires at their early stages in any type of building, facility, or establishment, notify the occupants, and alert the necessary safety units and fire department. These systems aim to protect both lives and property. While all security systems are important, considering the potential damage a fire can cause to a building and its occupants, the necessity of fire detection becomes evident.

Fire detection systems are designed in compliance with prevailing fire safety regulations and relevant standards.

A wide range of applications can be implemented to meet various needs in buildings. In today's technological landscape, there is an increasing need for integration between fire detection systems and other security and control systems, especially in high-rise buildings, factories, business centers, hospitals, and buildings with high occupancy levels.

Solution Ecosystem

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