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As a manufacturer of fire alarm systems, we are dedicated to providing high-quality products that meet both industry standards and the needs of our clients. Our experienced team of professionals works tirelessly to design and produce reliable fire detection and notification equipment, using the latest technology to ensure optimal performance and safety. We understand the crucial importance of fire safety, and strive to provide the best solutions to protect lives and property. With our commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction, we are proud to be a trusted partner in fire safety for our customers around the world.As a manufacturer of fire alarm systems, we are dedicated to providing high-quality products that meet both industry standards and the needs of our clients. Our experienced team of professionals works tirelessly to design and produce reliable fire detection and notification equipment, using the latest technology to ensure optimal performance and safety. We understand the crucial importance of fire safety, and strive to provide the best solutions to protect lives and property. With our commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction, we are proud to be a trusted partner in fire safety for our customers around the world.
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Deluge Valve Control Panel
The deluge valve control panel is responsible for controlling the deluge valve, which is typically located at a high point in the fire protection system. When a fire is detected, the control panel sends a signal to the deluge valve, causing it to open and allowing water to flow through the system. The control panel also typically includes alarms and monitoring systems to ensure that the system is functioning properly and to alert users in case of any issues.
Gas Suppression Panel/Gas Release Panel
A gas suppression panel is a control panel that is used to monitor and control the release of gas suppression agents such as CO2, FM200, or Novec 1230. These panels are used in areas where fire hazards are high, and the use of water could cause damage to sensitive equipment or electronics. The gas suppression panel is connected to a detection system that detects the presence of smoke or heat and activates the suppression system. The panel is responsible for releasing the correct amount of gas to extinguish the fire, and it can also provide alarms and alerts to notify occupants of a potential fire. Gas suppression panels are commonly used in server rooms, data centers, museums, and other areas where damage from water could be costly.
Fire Alarm Control Panel
fire alarm control panel is the main unit that monitors and controls a building’s fire alarm system. It receives signals from smoke detectors, heat detectors, and other fire detection devices throughout the building, and activates alarms and notifications in the event of a fire. The control panel also enables building occupants to manually activate alarms and provides advanced Features such as zoning and signalling. The fire alarm control panel is typically located in a secured room or area and can be accessed by authorized personnel to perform maintenance and monitor system performance.
VESDA Fire Alarm Panel
VESDA (Very Early Smoke Detection Apparatus) Fire Panel is a fire detection system designed to detect potential fires at an early stage and alert the building staff or occupants. It uses advanced smoke detection technology to identify smoke particles in the air before they become visible to the naked eye. The system continuously samples air from the protected area and sends it to a central unit for analysis.
In case of a fire, the VESDA Fire Panel triggers the fire alarm, activates the suppression system, and alerts the building occupants and the fire department. This enables quick action to be taken to contain and extinguish the fire, reducing the risk of injury, property damage, and business disruption. The VESDA Fire Panel is commonly used in critical infrastructures, manufacturing facilities, data centers, hospitals, and other high-risk environments.
