CONVENTIONAL
FIRE ALARMS
Improvements in technology have helped drive down costs. Should your organization choose a conventional this will be predominately based on cost. Other factors could be on the size and application of the system required. These systems are best utilized for smaller applications, a conventional fire alarm remains a viable fire protection solution. The main difference between conventional and intelligent fire alarm systems is that with intelligent fire alarm systems, you can pinpoint exactly which device has been activated. Conventional systems are not able to provide exact details of the event.
IDEAL USES FOR CONVENTIONAL FIRE ALARMS INCLUDE:
Schools
Stores
Restuarants
Apartments
A conventional fire alarm system uses one or more circuits, connected to sensors wired in parallel. Each device is connected to the control panel with its own wire. You will find one end of the wire connected to the device, and another connected to the control panel. The main advantage of the conventional fire alarm system is that they are cost effective for the smaller applications.
Fire alarms must be inspected and tested on a regular basis. Riskfit licensed and certified technicians will ensure your alarm is in proper working order and compliant with current code.