Fire detection & control

A fire detection and control system is an essential safety feature in any building or structure. The system is designed to detect the presence of smoke or fire and provide early warning to building occupants and emergency services. In addition to providing early warning, the system is also equipped with control mechanisms to help contain or suppress the fire.

The fire detection system typically consists of smoke detectors, heat detectors, and manual pull stations. These devices are strategically placed throughout the building to detect any signs of smoke or fire. Once a fire is detected, the system will sound an alarm, alerting occupants of the building to evacuate.

The fire control system includes sprinklers, fire extinguishers, and fire suppression systems. These control mechanisms can help contain the fire and prevent it from spreading further. The sprinkler system is typically activated automatically when a fire is detected, helping to suppress the fire and minimize damage.