Fire Protection System
Fire Detection System
Fire Detection System in Malaysia
With a full range of fire detection systems in Malaysia, we offer solutions suitable for all types of business premises and buildings. We supply tailor-made solutions to your specific needs, ensuring peace of mind and confidence in your safety and protection.
Providing Reliable Fire Detection System in Malaysia
We pride ourselves on being a trusted provider of fire detection systems in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor, Malaysia. Whether it is an entire system design and planning or installation, we deliver outstanding service and reliable products to guarantee peak functionality and durability.
What is a Fire Detection System?
A fire detection system is designed to discover fires early in their development, allowing a higher chance for the safe evacuation of occupants. Prompt, early detection also plays a crucial factor in notifying emergency response personnel. Property loss can be reduced or avoided entirely through early detection, as control efforts can begin while the fire is still small.
Type of Fire Detection System
- Heat
- Optical
Heat detectors can sense the convected thermal energy from the flame, causing the increase in temperature of the heat-sensitive element in the heat detector. Once this occurs, the feature triggers an alarm which then sounds, alerting anyone within earshot of the device.
Optical detectors work using the light scatter principle. The alarm contains a pulsed infrared LED which pulses a beam of light into the sensor chamber every 10 seconds to check for smoke particles.
- Photoelectric
- Ionisation
Photoelectric detectors are effective at detecting larger particles of smoke from slow-burning, ‘smouldering’ fires. They are highly reliable, produce few false alarms and effectively detect larger particles of smoke produced by slow-burning fires than an ionisation smoke detector.
Ionisation detectors are excellent at detecting fast-burning fires. They are susceptible to small particles of smoke produced by fast flaming fires, such as paper and wood, and will detect this type of fire before the smoke gets too thick.
Type of Fire Detection System
- Heat
- Optical
- Photoelectric
- Ionisation
Heat detectors can sense the convected thermal energy from the flame, causing the increase in temperature of the heat-sensitive element in the heat detector. Once this occurs, the feature triggers an alarm which then sounds, alerting anyone within earshot of the device.
Optical detectors work using the light scatter principle. The alarm contains a pulsed infrared LED which pulses a beam of light into the sensor chamber every 10 seconds to check for smoke particles.
Photoelectric detectors are effective at detecting larger particles of smoke from slow-burning, ‘smouldering’ fires. They are highly reliable, produce few false alarms and effectively detect larger particles of smoke produced by slow-burning fires than an ionisation smoke detector.
Ionisation detectors are excellent at detecting fast-burning fires. They are susceptible to small particles of smoke produced by fast flaming fires, such as paper and wood, and will detect this type of fire before the smoke gets too thick.
Type of Fire Detection System
- Heat
Heat detectors can sense the convected thermal energy from the flame, causing the increase in temperature of the heat-sensitive element in the heat detector. Once this occurs, the feature triggers an alarm which then sounds, alerting anyone within earshot of the device.
- Optical
Optical detectors work using the light scatter principle. The alarm contains a pulsed infrared LED which pulses a beam of light into the sensor chamber every 10 seconds to check for smoke particles.
- Photoelectric
Photoelectric detectors are effective at detecting larger particles of smoke from slow-burning, ‘smouldering’ fires. They are highly reliable, produce few false alarms and effectively detect larger particles of smoke produced by slow-burning fires than an ionisation smoke detector.
- Ionisation
Ionisation detectors are excellent at detecting fast-burning fires. They are susceptible to small particles of smoke produced by fast flaming fires, such as paper and wood, and will detect this type of fire before the smoke gets too thick.
Importance of Fire Detection System
- 24/7 Monitoring & Security
- Early Detection
- Prompt and quick
It is vital to purchase the correct fire detection system to address the specific risks in your workplace and ensure fire protection. Beyond the initial purchase, regular inspections and replacements in case of fault or ageing will ensure your business is as protected as possible in case of a small blaze breaking out.