Conventional Fire Alarm

A conventional fire alarm system is a widely used, reliable option for fire detection in small to medium-sized buildings. It divides a property into multiple detection zones, with each zone connected to a control panel via separate wiring. When a fire is detected in a zone, the control panel indicates the area where the alarm was triggered, allowing for a swift response. While it doesn't pinpoint the exact location of the fire, conventional fire alarms are cost-effective, easy to install, and suitable for various applications such as offices, schools, and residential buildings. They're an essential part of fire safety systems.