Addressable & Conventional Fire Alarm Systems
Addressable & Conventional Fire Alarm Systems
Addressable loop systems for large estates, conventional zoned panels for smaller buildings — engineered for the application, not the brochure.
The right alarm system depends on what you're protecting
We supply addressable systems where granular device-level reporting matters, and conventional systems where simplicity and cost are the priority. Either way, you get drawings, programming, test results and a maintenance log.
Honeywell, MORLEY-IAS, Edwards, Simplex and Advanced panels — paired with Apollo and System Sensor field devices and FIRERAY beam detectors for high-bay spaces.
Addressable panels
Honeywell, MORLEY-IAS, Edwards, Simplex, Honeywell Notifier, Ravel, GST, Kidde and Advanced — single or multi-loop.
Conventional panels
Cost-effective zoned panels for small offices, retail and standalone units.
Cause-and-effect
Programmed in the panel, not bolted on through a BMS that fails when its server reboots.
Networked architecture
Multi-panel campuses with peer-to-peer fault tolerance and central graphics workstation.
Where it lives
Typical applications for addressable & conventional fire alarm systems — though every project gets a hazard-based design, not a copy-paste spec.
- Commercial offices and IT parks
- Hotels and hospital campuses
- Warehouses and logistics hubs
- Educational and industrial buildings
- Petrochemical and process industries
- Underground parking
How we deliver it
Risk-based design
Detector selection (smoke / heat / multi-criteria) matched to your hazard, ceiling height and air-flow.
Loop calculations
Loop-current budget, voltage drop and supervisory-load calc — done before a single device is ordered.
Programming & cause-and-effect
Documented C&E matrix, panel programming, point-by-point commissioning.
Hand-over & training
Operator training, drill scheduling and an AMC programme tailored to the estate size.
Need a quote for Addressable & Conventional Fire Alarm Systems?
Most quotes go out within one working day. For emergencies, call directly — the line is answered 24/7.