Fire alarm system installation in Gurugram and Delhi NCR
A fire alarm system detects smoke or heat early and warns everyone in the building so they can get out, while showing the security desk where the fire started. We design, supply, install, test and maintain conventional and addressable fire alarm systems for offices, factories, warehouses, hospitals, hotels, schools and residential towers, using Notifier, Morley, Honeywell and Agni panels and detectors.
Parts of a fire alarm system
| Fire alarm control panel | The brain of the system, usually at the reception or security room. It shows the zone or device in alarm and any fault, and keeps running on its backup battery during a power cut. |
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| Smoke detectors | Optical smoke detectors for offices, rooms, corridors and most indoor areas. |
| Heat detectors | Rate-of-rise or fixed-temperature detectors for kitchens, pantries, generator rooms and other places where smoke detectors would give false alarms. |
| Manual call points | Break-glass or resettable call points near exits and staircases, so anyone who sees a fire can raise the alarm. |
| Hooters and strobes | Sounders and flashing lights that reach every area, including toilets and noisy plant rooms. |
| Interfaces | Modules that release access-controlled doors and flap barriers, signal the PA system, or stop air handling units in a fire. |
Conventional or addressable
A conventional panel divides the building into zones and tells you which zone is in alarm; the guard still has to search that zone. An addressable panel gives every detector its own address, so the panel shows the exact device and location, for example “3rd floor, server room”. Conventional systems cost less and suit smaller buildings; addressable systems suit larger offices, towers, hospitals and factories. Our addressable vs conventional fire alarm guide explains the difference in detail.
Fire alarm for fire NOC
Many buildings need a working fire detection and alarm system for their fire NOC. We prepare the detector layout from your floor plans and the requirement given by your architect or fire consultant, install and test the system, and hand over drawings and test reports for your NOC file. Read our fire alarm for fire NOC in Gurugram guide for the process.
Testing and AMC
A fire alarm only helps if it works on the day of a fire. Under AMC we test detectors, call points, sounders and the panel, check batteries, clean detectors and record every visit in a service report. We also take AMC for systems installed by other contractors. See our AMC services.
