A Fire Detection and Alarm System (FDAS) is a critical safety system designed to detect the presence of fire or smoke and promptly alert building occupants and emergency response teams. It is a crucial component of fire protection in commercial buildings, industrial facilities, residential spaces, and public areas. The primary functions of a Fire Detection and Alarm System include early detection, notification, and facilitating a timely response to potential fire incidents.

When the Fire Detection and Alarm System detects smoke, heat, or flames, it triggers the alarm and initiates evacuation procedures to ensure the safety of occupants. The system’s early warning capabilities are essential for providing adequate time for evacuation and allowing emergency responders to address the situation promptly, minimizing the potential impact of the fire. Regular testing, inspection, and maintenance of the FDAS are crucial to ensure its reliability and effectiveness in protecting lives and property.