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- Location Assessment:
- Identifying optimal locations for smoke and heat detectors (hallways, rooms, lobbies, and stairwells).
- Strategic sensor placement ensures fast and accurate fire detection.
- Choosing the Right System:
- Conventional Fire Alarms: Ideal for small buildings.
- Smart Fire Alarm Systems: Best for large, multi-story structures, offering precise fire location tracking.
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- Detector Placement:
- Sensors installed at ceiling height for maximum efficiency.
- Wiring & Electrical Connections:
- Fire detectors are wired to a central control panel using fire-resistant cables.
- The system is divided into multiple zones to allow for localized fire detection.
- Control Panel Setup:
- Installed in an easily accessible area (e.g., security office or control room).
- Includes backup battery systems for operation during power outages.
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- Detector Testing:
- Artificial smoke or heat sources are used to verify detector responsiveness.
- Alarm Functionality Check:
- Sirens and visual alerts are tested to ensure proper functionality.
