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02-518-0680Imported from the United States (USA), formerly Edwards (EST), meeting NFPA requirements (UL/FM). A range of equipment is available for designing and installing a system to suit each building:
• Fire Alarm Control Panel, in two forms: Addressable or Intelligent Addressable, and Conventional or Multiplex
• Initiating or detection devices (Fire Alarm Detectors), in two kinds: automatic initiating devices and manual initiating devices
• Audible & Visual Signalling Alarm Devices, covering both audible and visual alarm devices
These devices tell the control panel that an incident has occurred, after which the system raises the alarm automatically. There are two kinds: automatic initiating devices and manual initiating devices.
• Automatic initiating devices (alarm detectors) detect a fire and signal the control panel automatically. They include smoke detectors, heat detectors, flame detectors and gas detectors.
• Manual call points (manual stations) are switches operated by a person pressing or pulling them. Some types require the glass to be broken first.
The fire alarm control panel is the control unit for the system. It displays the response of the detection devices and sends alarm signals to the various locations set out in the design. Panels come in two forms: Intelligent and Conventional.
Fire alarm signalling devices pass the signal to the control panel, which then triggers the alarm through the various devices, warning the building occupants so that they can evacuate and the incident can be dealt with. They fall into two broad kinds: audible alarm devices and visual alarm devices.
We have long designed and installed nurse call systems, fire alarm systems
and lightning protection systems for both private companies and government agencies.
It is a product line imported from the United States (USA), formerly Edwards (EST), an internationally recognised fire alarm system brand.
It meets NFPA requirements (UL/FM).
Fire alarm control panels (Addressable or Intelligent Addressable, and Conventional or Multiplex), initiating or detection devices, and both audible and visual signalling alarm devices.
Both brands are imported from the United States and hold the same UL/FM certification, so the choice comes down to what suits the building, what equipment is already installed and the project budget. Our engineers are happy to compare them for you.