Fire Alarm System Company in Dubai
At DM Safety, Fire Alarm System Company in Dubai, we provide a comprehensive range of fire alarm systems tailored to meet the unique needs of our clients in Dubai. Our systems are equipped with various types of detectors and can be categorized into different types to ensure effective fire detection and swift response.
Types of Detectors
Detectors are crucial components of safety systems, designed to identify various hazards such as fires, gas leaks, or intruders.
Smoke Detectors
These detectors sense the presence of smoke particles in the air and are highly effective in detecting smoldering fires, making them suitable for areas where slow-burning fires may occur.
Heat Detectors
Heat detectors are designed to detect rapid increases in temperature, indicating the presence of a fire. Ideal for environments where smoke detectors may not be suitable.
Flame Detectors
Flame detectors are specialized sensors that detect the presence of flames by sensing specific wavelengths of light emitted by the fire. They are particularly useful in environments where smoke or heat detectors may produce false alarms.
CO Detectors
Carbon monoxide (CO) detectors operate based on different sensing technologies, most commonly electrochemical, metal oxide semiconductor (MOS), and biomimetic sensors
Types of Fire Alarm Systems
Manual Fire Alarm Systems
Manual fire alarm systems require human intervention to activate the alarm. They typically consist of manual call points or pull stations located throughout the premises, allowing occupants to manually trigger the alarm in case of fire.
Automatic Fire Alarm Systems
Detect fire automatically through the use of detectors and sensors. When smoke, heat, or flames are detected, the system activates the alarm without the need for human intervention, providing early warning to occupants.
Checklist for Fire Alarm System Maintenance:
DM Safety, Fire Alarm System Company in Dubai’s Routine inspection of the fire system described herein in accordance with the provision of the authorities (Civil Defense):
- Check that all batteries are in good condition.
- Check battery charges for correct output voltage and current.
- Check all main units for signs of deterioration due to adverse environmental conditions.
- Test one or more manual call points per zone in rotation such that all manual call points are tested in any period of 12 months
- Check sufficient smoke/heat sensors during each visit such that all sensors are tested in any period of 12 months. (Test report will be provided to the client)
- Check the operation of all sounders.
- Ensure that at least 10 spare break glasses are available as on-site spares.
- Check that there have been no changes to the premises, which would adversely affect the protection provided by the system