CONVENTIONAL FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

These conventional fire alarm systems divide the protected area into zones, with detectors and call points wired to specific zones. When activated, the system identifies the zone in which the alarm was triggered but doesn’t provide specific information about the exact location of the fire. This zoning approach can lead to delays in emergency response, as responders may need to search multiple areas within the activated zone to locate the source of the fire. In large buildings or complexes with numerous zones, this process can be time-consuming and potentially hazardous. The most common conventional fire alarm brands are GST, Omex, Zeta, Apollo, MAF, Ravel, Notifier, Kiddie, Hochiki, etc.