A fire alarm system is a safety system designed to detect and alert occupants of a building to the presence of fire, smoke, or other fire-related emergencies. Its primary goal is to protect lives, property, and assets by ensuring early detection and facilitating timely evacuation or fire suppression.

• Control Panel (Central unit for managing the system)
• Fire Detection Devices (Smoke/Heat Sensors)
• Manual Call Points(Break glass buttons)
• Alert Devices (Indoor/Outdoor Sirens)

• Detection:
  • Smoke, heat, or flames are detected by the sensors.
  • Manual activation through call points.
• Signal Processing:
  • The control panel evaluates the input from sensors.
  • Determines whether to trigger an alarm.
• Alarm Activation:
  • Audible and visual alarms notify occupants.
  • Emergency services may be contacted automatically through monitoring systems.