conventional fire alarm system

conventional fire alarm system

Conventional fire alarm system

The traditional fire alarm system includes a number of points, which are smoke, heat, flame and manol detectors, through which the fire is detected in a specific area, but the location of the fire is not precisely determined. This is done through the control panel of the system, which is divided into a number of areas to which the signal is sent. Through the sensors or through the high pressure manul, then the signal is sent to the buzzer, siren, control unit and Auto dialer, and the devices are distributed according to the engineering design and the fire code.
Addressable fire alarm system

Addressable fire alarm system

The addressable fire alarm system includes a number of points that are represented in smoke, heat, flame and manol detectors, through which the fire is detected in a specific area, but the location of the fire is accurately determined by means of the sensor number. This is done through the control panel of the system, which contains a digital screen that specifies The number of the detector that sent the signal, the name of the room or the place where the sensor is located, or the manul number that was pressed high with its location determined by programming the panel and naming the locations of the sensors upon installation, then the signal is sent to the buzzer, siren, control module and Auto dialer, and the devices are distributed according to the design Engineering and fire code.
This system is characterized by the ease of identifying faults on the system, through the digital screen.