Fire Alarm Systems

Smoke Detectors and Heat Detectors can both be included as part of the fire alarm monitoring system. Smoke detectors are best suited for early fire detection and heat detectors are ideal for locations that could trigger a false alarm such as dust or steam. For instance, a heat detector would be better in a breezeway or corridor, and a smoke detector would be better in an office or bedroom. 

A Fire Alarm Control Panel is the central hub of a fire alarm system. The panel is responsible for monitoring and controlling all fire detection and notification devices within a building. It manages the signals from various fire detection devices, such as smoke detectors, pull stations, fire sprinkler heads, and coordinates the system's response to potential fire threats.

In the event of an emergency a Voice Alert Systems will  

deliver an audible voice message in coordination with the fire alarm system. Voice alert systems help to enhance the overall safety of an emergency evacuation or shelter in place by providing clear and direct messaging based on the type of emergency that occurs. 

Fire Sprinkler Monitoring Systems are designed to ensure that the fire sprinkler system of a building is functioning properly. In the event of an issue with the fire sprinkler system, the monitoring system will detect and relay the information to the fire alarm control panel explaining where the issue was detected in the system.