The 4 types of fire alarm systems
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There are four types of fire alarm system. Conventional systems report by zone and suit small sites. Addressable systems show the exact device that triggered. Intelligent systems use smarter sensing for fewer false alarms. Wireless systems need no cables and install fast. A small home or shop is usually served by conventional, while a school, hotel or plaza should go addressable.
Conventional usually fits a small home or shop.
Larger buildings such as schools, hotels and plazas should use an addressable system so staff can see exactly which device triggered.