Articles Tagged with ''fire detection''

This white paper outlines how fire detection systems are transforming into intelligent, connected infrastructures and what this means for service providers, building operators and policymakers.

Today’s fire alarm panels simplify installation, maintenance and service for security integrators while providing improved system intelligence, diagnostics and long-term ROI for their customers.

With AI, converging fields, increased stress on data centers and changing protocols, the fire alarm industry is being called on to integrate more systems and technology into fire detection. Here are some trends in fire detection and some of the new products designed to meet the challenges.

NAPCO offers retrofit and takeover options for its Prima 7-in. super self-contained panel & smart system

NAPCO Security Technologies’ M99LD series is engineered for high-impact applications, such as schools, universities and other critical infrastructure.

Kidde Detect’s technology provides more than 25 percent faster and up to three times more precise smoke detection.

Edwards’ ModuLaser integration for EST4 panels is specifically engineered for complex environments such as data centers, warehouses and hospitals where traditional spot detectors often fail to capture early warning signs.

The Optica duct smoke detector is specifically designed to address unique HVAC system smoke detection challenges while reducing nuisance alarms.

The XF6 is an addressable and wireless fire control panel, equipped with network and optional cellular communications. With a commercial UL fire-rated wireless offering, the XF6 Series can support up to 500 wireless devices.

The Lepton 3.1R is a radiometric thermal camera module with a 95-deg. field of view, 160 x 120 resolution, and a scene dynamic range of up to 752 deg. F.