2/4/8 Zone Fire Panel – Agni
The microprocessor based manual alarm Control and indication panel is designed to individual…
The right alarm system can make a difference in saving property and lives.
Fire Detection & Alarm Systems
An undetected fire or gas leak can put you and your loved ones in danger. Choosing the right alarm systems to prevent fire and detect gas leaks can make a difference in saving property and lives in the case of an emergency. We give you the right alarm system solutions to keep your property and loved ones safe in the event of an emergency such as fire, gas leak, etc.
- Early detection of smoke and heat
- Audible and visual alarms for faster evacuation
- Battery backup keeps the system running during power cuts
- Addressable panels pinpoint the exact device in alarm
Conventional Fire Alarm System (6)
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Heat Detector
Agni AD-912 series detectors meet the requirements of UL 268 and EN 54-7/5 for use in Fire…
Hooter
Supply: 24V, Power: 350 mA max · Operating Temperature: +10-80 degree C · Air Humidity: less…
Manual Call Point
Type Of Product Manual Call Point With Chain Hammer power Source 24 VOLT DC · Wall mounted…
Optical Smoke Detector
AD-333 series include 2-wire and 4-wire detectors, which provide fast and reliable response to…
Response Indicator
Compatibility with all Detectors · Dual LED Lamp · Wall Mounted
Addressable Fire Alarm System (9)
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Addressable Heat Detector – Ravel
Complies with En54. · Dual LED’s for 360 visibility. · Durable sensor. No adjustment or…
Addressable MultiSensor Detector – Ravel
Complies with EN 54. · Dual LED’s for 360° visibility. · Advanced detection and communication…
Addressable Smoke Detector – Ravel
Complies with EN 54. · Dual LED’s for 360° visibility. · Advanced detection and communication…
Control Module – Ravel
UL Listed Control Module to integrate with Conventional Audible devices like Sounder,Sounder…
Input Output Module – Ravel
The input-output module (i o module) is a module with dual address settings with 8 digit dip…
Isolate Module – Ravel
The isolator module to be installed between every 16 nos. of devices to isolate the circuit…
Monitor Module – Ravel
UL listed Monitor Module is applicable to monitor any third party devices integration to…
Ravel – Addressable Fire Alarm Panel
UL listed – Single Loop Expandable Up To 4 Loop Analogue addressable fire alarm panel with 254…
Relay Module – Ravel
RE-717MR Relay Module facilitates third party devices to interface with Ravel addressable…
How does a fire alarm system work?
Smoke detectors, heat detectors and manual call points are wired to a fire alarm control panel. When a detector senses smoke or a rapid rise in temperature — or someone presses a call point — the panel triggers hooters and response indicators to alert occupants so the building can be evacuated, and shows where the alarm came from.
Panels run on mains power with a standby battery so the system keeps working during a power cut.
Conventional or addressable?
A conventional system groups detectors into zones (for example 2, 4 or 8 zones), so the panel shows which zone is in alarm. It is cost-effective for smaller buildings.
An addressable system gives every detector and module its own address, so the panel pinpoints the exact device in alarm. Isolator, monitor, control and relay modules let it supervise and control other equipment. Addressable systems suit larger, multi-floor buildings.
Our fire alarm systems services
Vallabh Enterprises handles the complete project: understanding your requirement, system design and configuration, supply of international-standard equipment, installation and commissioning by trained technicians, and reliable after-sales support and maintenance — for residential and commercial premises in Mumbai and across India.
FAQ
Fire Detection & Alarm Systems — common questions
Do you provide fire detection and alarm systems?
Yes. Vallabh Enterprises supplies, installs and maintains both conventional and addressable fire detection and alarm systems, including control panels, smoke and heat detectors, manual call points, hooters and response indicators.
What is the difference between a conventional and an addressable fire alarm system?
A conventional system reports alarms by zone, which suits smaller buildings. An addressable system gives each device its own address and shows exactly which detector or call point triggered the alarm, which suits larger buildings.
Does a fire alarm panel work during a power cut?
Yes. Fire alarm panels run on mains power with a standby battery that is kept charged, so they continue to work during a power failure.