Conventional fire alarm systems are designed to detect and alert building occupants of fire or smoke by dividing the property into multiple detection zones. Each zone is wired to a central control panel, allowing responders to identify the general area of the triggered alarm. These systems are cost-effective, reliable, and ideal for small to medium-sized buildings where pinpoint accuracy isn’t essential. Conventional systems are a trusted choice for straightforward fire detection and code compliance.

Addressable fire alarm systems offer advanced fire detection by assigning a unique address to each device—such as smoke detectors, heat sensors, or pull stations—throughout the building. This allows the control panel to pinpoint the exact location of any alarm or fault, making emergency response faster and more accurate. Ideal for large or complex facilities, addressable systems provide enhanced diagnostics, improved reliability, and easier maintenance compared to conventional systems. They're the smart solution for modern, scalable fire protection.

Wireless fire alarm systems use secure radio signals to connect detectors, alarms, and control panels—eliminating the need for complex wiring. They’re quick to install, ideal for buildings where wiring is difficult or disruptive, and easily expandable as your needs grow. Wireless systems offer reliable performance, full code compliance, and clean, non-invasive setup—making them a smart choice for both new builds and retrofit projects.