Fire Dedection

Fire Dedection

A fire alarm system is a safety setup made up of multiple interconnected devices that detect hazards such as smoke, fire, or carbon monoxide. Once detected, the system alerts people through visual and audible signals, like alarms or flashing lights. The alarms can be triggered manually via devices like call points or pull stations, or automatically by sensors such as smoke and heat detectors. These alerts typically include wall-mounted sounders, horns, or bells, and sometimes speaker strobes that issue evacuation instructions, warning people to avoid elevators and leave the building safely.

This system ensures timely responses to emergencies, safeguarding lives.