Fire Detection Systems and Fire Alert Systems are perhaps the most important among electronic security systems as they provide vital protection within their purpose. For this reason, these systems, which should not contain even the slightest error or malfunction, must be designed in accordance with the current fire protection regulations and standards. Although they are basically installed for the same purpose and service in all places, fire detection systems and fire warning systems are installed with various applications in line with different needs in different structures.

Fire Detection and Alarm Systems

As the name suggests, they are systems that do not extinguish fire, but rather provide a warning in case of possible danger and quickly evacuate the environment. However, with the developing technology, Fire Warning Systems can work integrated with other systems and aim to quickly evacuate the fire environment, thus preventing both material and moral losses.

Generally, there are two different Fire Alarm Systems. These are Conventional Fire Alarm Systems and Analog Addressable Alarm Systems.

Conventional Fire Alarm Systems;

These are systems that work on detecting fire in a specific area. Conventional Fire Alarm Systems, which operate with a regional detection logic called zones, detect fire with the signals of fire detection detectors connected to these zones and give a regional warning.

They are simpler systems and much more economical than other systems. For this reason, they are preferred today, especially in small projects where the risk of fire is lower.

The following equipment is used within the system;

Conventional Fire Panels
Smoke Detectors
Heat Detectors
Flame Detectors
Beam/Laser Detectors
Fire Buttons
Fire Sirens
Fire Flashers


Analog Addressable Alarm Systems:

It is especially preferred in high and complex buildings because it can detect fire at a point. In this system, each detector is connected to a loop line. The cables and sensors coming out of the lines travel around different sensor elements such as smoke-heat-temperature increase rate and check them one by one and provide a continuous report about the environment.

In case of any malfunction or fire, it warns by making the necessary notifications to the control panel to which all lobes are connected.

Addressable Fire Detection Systems, which can be integrated with other mechanical systems, are preferred in complex structures because they can be developed and provide detailed reports.

The following equipment is used within the system;

Addressable Fire Panels
Smoke Detectors
Heat Detectors
Flame Detectors
Beam/Laser Detectors
Fire Buttons
Fire Sirens
Fire Flashers