Fire alarm systems broadly fall into two types: conventional and addressable. The right choice depends on the size and complexity of your building.
Conventional systems
Conventional systems divide a building into zones. When a detector triggers, the panel shows which zone is in alarm. They're cost-effective and well-suited to smaller premises.
Addressable systems
Addressable systems identify the exact device in alarm — not just the zone. That speeds up response in larger or multi-storey buildings, where finding the source quickly matters.
Which should you choose?
- Small premises with few zones — conventional is usually enough
- Large or multi-storey buildings — addressable pinpoints the source
- Either way, regular testing and maintenance keep the system ready
Fire alarm systems are mandatory for many buildings. We help you specify a compliant system and keep it serviced through an AMC.