Construction and maintenance of fire alarm systems
Fire alarms are an essential element in the fire prevention process. The aim of any fire alarm system is to detect a fire at the earliest possible stage. The system generates an alarm signal in the presence of at least one of the components of combustion – smoke, flame or heat. Depending on the fire risk and the specific application, the fire alarm systems we design and build are of two types – Conventional and addressable.
- The detectors and other peripherals of addressable systems are arranged in a circle along a cable line that starts at the control panel and ends at the control panel. This enables full device recognition by individual address. Addressable systems locate the exact location of a fire by the address of the detector in the alarm, and are more suitable for large sites such as shopping centres, office buildings, educational institutions, hospitals, etc.
- Conventional systems detect and signal a fire, but do not pinpoint its exact location. Because of this, type of systems are suitable for smaller sites where it is possible to quickly check the area and detect the fire.
Regardless of the type of system, fire alarm control panels have an easy and intuitive user interface. This allows the responsible site safety personnel to react immediately and take the correct action in the event of an alarm.
Why choose us for your installation?
- The installations we have built comply with all prevailing regulations in the country and meet the BDS EN 54 standard.
- The equipment used is manufactured by the world's leading manufacturer "Bentel" and is certified by internationally recognised organisations.
- Installations are carried out by trained specialists.
- Our company also holds certificates for the maintenance and preventive maintenance of fire protection systems. This is carried out in accordance with the manufacturer's operating instructions, in compliance with the requirements of the standard for fire alarm systems - BDS EN54-14 and Ordinance №8121z-647 dated 1 October 2014 on the rules and regulations for fire safety in the operation of facilities.