Wireless Fire Alarm Systems

Wireless Fire Alarm

Radio or wireless fire alarm systems as they are also known, operate on a similar level to the addressable systems but without the need for the installation of cables. Devices use radio signals to communicate between the control panels with each device having its own individual address and specific location.

These systems require simpler installation compared to conventional and addressable systems requiring only limited cabling and can be programmed off-site reducing labour time on site. The lack of cables also means that there is minimal damage to the fabric of the building.

What are the advantages of a wireless fire alarm system?

Quick identification of the location of the fire.
No wires, so installed quickly meaning minimal disruption to your business.
Easily connects separate buildings under one fire alarm system.
Reduces false alarms.
Repeater panels can be installed on larger sites, mimicking the information and controls of the main fire alarm control panel.
This enables full control of the entire fire safety system across your site.
Remote diagnostics allows us to dial into your system from our office and examine the control panel for any issues. This means we can solve problems immediately, often eliminating the need for an engineer visit.
What are the disadvantages of a wireless system?

• More expensive to buy than wired fire alarm systems