In a conventional fire alarm system, all devices such as detectors, sounders and call points are connected to the control panel through separate wire or cable instead of shared one. In other words, the first end of the wire is connected to the detectors and second one to the control panel.
In a typical conventional fire alarm system, detectors, sounder and call points are installed and divided into different zones i.e. Zone 1 for basement, Zone 2 for ground floor, Zone 3 for first floor etc. This way, it is easy to identify the exact affecting area to the control room, building management and fire brigade. In other words, the more numbers of zones, the more accurate locating the trigger and fire location.
In a conventional fire alarm system, all devices such as detectors, sounders and call points are connected to the control panel through separate wire or cable instead of shared one. In other words, the first end of the wire is connected to the detectors and second one to the control panel.
In a typical conventional fire alarm system, detectors, sounder and call points are installed and divided into different zones i.e. Zone 1 for basement, Zone 2 for ground floor, Zone 3 for first floor etc. This way, it is easy to identify the exact affecting area to the control room, building management and fire brigade. In other words, the more numbers of zones, the more accurate locating the trigger and fire location.
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