Fire System

Fire Alarm System

• Addressable fire alarm systems fall in the best category of protection. The addressable systems are the best fire alarm and detection systems to ensure the fire safety of a premises.

• In simple terms, the addressable fire alarm system detects the fire in the early stages & accurately determines the fire's location; the system, in general, is made up of an advanced control panel and sophisticated fire detection devices. As the name suggests, it is an addressable system or in common technical parlance it has "addressable" sensors, meaning each sensor is identifiable through the system.

• During a fire event when the alarm initiated, the fire alarm panel can recognize specifically which addressable component was activated thus being able to track the fire to, literally, where it is located and eliminating responsive time for where the fire is located.

• Ideal for larger premise that keep evolving in front of area expansion.

Fire Hydrant System

• Fire is an exothermic reaction which is the main cause of fire growing big

• Hydrant systems are the one that helps to fight raging up blaze stage fires.

• Hydrant systems are water based fire fighting system available as first aid hose reel system, yard hydrant and riser systems, sprinklers, medium velocity and high velocity systems.

• We undertake designs, supply, installation and maintenance of these systems as per NBC guide lines.

Fire Door

• Fire-Check Doors is the modern-day mandate for high-rise buildings, commercial buildings, auditoriums, manufacturing facilities, malls & stores for the safety of the public.

• Regulators worldwide are growing stricter with these regulations. Fire doors and closures are used as a passive fire protection add-on to slow the spread of fire and to provide protection from heat, smoke & flame.

Passive Fire Protection

• Passive Fire Protection systems are important 'built-in' components of structural fire protection and fire safety in a building.

• They compartmentalize a building through the use of fire-resistance rated walls and floors, keeping the fire from spreading quickly and providing time to for people to escape from the building.

• Dampers are used in a facilities ducts to prevent the spread of fire/smoke throughout the building’s ductwork system.

• Fire doors help compartmentalize a building, while giving its occupants means of escape.

• Fire walls and floors help separate the building into compartments to stop the spread of fire/smoke from room to room

Fire Flooding System

• Flooding system is a suppression system that achieves extensive coverage. This self-activated system uses advanced technology to achieve maximum extinguishing efficiency.

• Here's how it works. When the detectors sense a rise in temperature above normal levels, particles of smoke or a change in the quality of air, they alert the Control Panel.

• The Control Panel, in turn, activates the System. Once activated, the impulse triggers a high-pressure solenoid valve that releases the Co2/ HFC 227ea gas from the cylinders to the nozzle via a flexible piping network.

• At the same time, a hooter goes off, warning personnel to clear the area while the extinguishing agent is dispersed in the room. This system has been designed for commercial enterprises and industries.

• This system requires no monitoring whatsoever, activating instantly in the event of a fire. The Co2/HFC 227ea flooding system can be manually activated too.

• As soon as a fire is detected, the system is actuated and large quantities of extinguishing agent are released through wide-range nozzles that give the agent more reach.

• This effectively 'floods' the area, reducing the concentration of oxygen in the air and efficiently putting out the fire. Being self-activated, the system offers protection from fire 24X7, whether anyone's around or not.

Automatic Fire Suppression System

• Automatic self seeking fire tubing system puts out fires when they start, where they start. Designed for installation inside enclosures and inaccessible areas.

• No complex electronics. Safe against malfunction. Best cost-performance ratio.

Kitchen Fire Suppression System

• Kitchen Fire Suppression System a specially designed heat-sensitive pneumatic polymer tube that runs unobtrusively throughout the area at risk.

• When a fire breaks out, the heat-sensitive tube detects the rise in temperature and punctures at that point.

• This triggers the system which releases the Wet Chemical extinguishing agent through a separate discharge line and expels it through specialized nozzles.

• Dousing the flames by smothering them with the spray of specialized foam. And bringing down the temperature to below combustion levels.The USP of the system is that it's swift and powerful.

• The Wet chemical foam kills any type of fire in split seconds without giving fire any change of re-ignition. The system provides effective protection for kitchens with all types of cooking applications, as a cost effective solution.

Passive Fire Protection

• Passive Fire Protection systems are important 'buildt-in'components of structural fire protection and fire safety in a building.

• They compartmentalise a building through the use of fire-resistance rated walls and floors, keeping the fire from spreading quickly and providing time to for people to escape from the building.

• Dampers are used in a facilities ducts to prevent the spread of fire/smoke throughout the building’s ductwork system.

• Fire doors help compartmentalise a building, while giving its occupants means of escape.

• Fire walls and floors help separate the building into compartments to stop the spread of fire/smoke from room to room

Transformer Fire Protection System