Fire protection equipment and service

Fire alarm systems detect fire conditions early and alert occupants through interconnected devices like smoke detectors, pull stations, and notification appliances. Regular inspection and maintenance as per NFPA 72 ensure reliable operation and compliance. 

Systems include wet, dry, pre-action, deluge and water mist in conjunction with standpipe to control or extinguish fires by discharging water at the source. Other system types are clean agent, foam and kitchen suppression systems. They are designed based on hazard levels. Routine inspections as per NFPA 25 ensure proper function and system reliability. 

Fire pumps increase water pressure when the existing supply is insufficient for fire protection systems. They support sprinklers, standpipes and private fire mains, using electric or diesel units. Regular testing as per NFPA 20 and 25 is required to confirm performance and readiness during emergencies 

Electrical systems supply power to critical fire protection equipment and must be installed and maintained to prevent hazards. Services include installation, troubleshooting, and upgrades of wiring and panels. Proper maintenance as per NFPA 70 reduces the risk of electrical failures and fires. 

Fire extinguishers allow for quick response to small fires and are designed for different fire types. Proper placement, accessibility, and routine maintenance as per NFPA 10 ensures they are ready for use. 

Emergency lighting provides illumination during power failures to support safe evacuation. Systems include battery-backed lights and exit signs that activate automatically. Regular testing as per NFPA 101 ensures proper operation,

Include systems such emergency communication equipment, smoke control, emergency power systems, emergency signage, fire-rated materials. They work alongside fire protection systems to enhance occupant safety. Routine inspection and maintenance ensure accurate and reliable performance. 

This will be an introduction to building staff, operators, maintenance, security guards and any other personnel who may interact with fire systems. Provides an insight into fire alarm panels, fire alarm devices, fire sprinklers, fire extinguishers, emergency lighting, egress and their proper maintenance