Analogue Fire Alarms

Analogue fire alarm systems are the best ones for large buildings, as they offer a range of complex functions; it’s why they’re known as the intelligent fire alarm system.

Analogue control panels are able to send signals to, and receive them from connected devices, to get health reports, fault alerts and other messages.

If a detector is activated, you can tell if it’s in fire, fault or pre-alarm state, which will significantly reduce the number of false alarms.

With addressable analogue fire alarms, each device has its own identity, so you always know which one has been activated, to pinpoint the precise location of a fire.

It also means you can program devices individually… you can even choose how they respond to each other. For example, you can pre-program your fire doors to close and air vents to open if a nearby detector is activated, something known as cause and effect programming.