Fire alarm systems use a range of components to detect potential fires and alert people within a building. Detectors and control panels are two of the main parts of these systems. Fire alarm systems usually fall into two categories: conventional and addressable.The most suitable option will depend o

Fire alarm control panels form the central point of a fire detection system. They receive information from connected detectors and other devices, then display alerts relating to fire conditions, faults and system status.Kentec supplies both conventional and addressable fire alarm panels. The right t

The fire alarm control panel sits at the centre of a fire detection system. It receives information from connected devices and gives users a clear view of alarms, faults and system status.The correct panel will depend on the size of the building, the type of detection system in place and the amount

The fire alarm control panel sits at the centre of a fire detection system. It receives information from connected devices and gives users a clear view of alarms, faults and system status.The correct panel will depend on the size of the building, the type of detection system in place and the amount

Choosing a fire alarm control panel depends on the size of the building, the layout of the premises and the amount of information you need from the system. Two of the most common options are conventional and addressable fire alarm panels.Both types are designed to receive signals from connected fire