Conventional Fire Alarm System

These are systems that transmit the smoke, heat or gas they detect from the moment the fire starts to a panel and give notice through sirens and flashers. Traditional detection systems report that a fire has broken out in a designated area. In general, in case of a fire in areas designated as more than one zone in large volumes, guidance by providing information in the form of "3 Zone Alarm" facilitates fire intervention. It is generally suitable for use in low hazard class and small volumes. Its difference from the addressable system is that it notifies on a zone basis.

The system is activated when the smoke or heat detector detects the fire and reports it to the panel. After the control panel detects the signal, it makes a notification via siren/strobe lights, warning people to move away from the dangerous point or intervene in the fire. Fire alarm buttons placed at exit points will also help the fire to be heard widely in case the danger is detected early. It warns on a zone basis. An average of 25-30 detectors can be connected to a zone line.

System equipment; conventional fire detection panel, battery, smoke detector and socket, heat detector and socket, fire alarm button, siren/flasher.