These systems aim to protect both human life and property in all types of buildings, facilities, and enterprises.

Uncontrolled fire incidents can cause severe damage to building structures, operational continuity, and human life. While all security systems are important, fire detection systems represent a critical and indispensable layer of safety. Early detection provides valuable evacuation time, enables rapid response, and significantly reduces potential damage.

Fire detection and alarm systems are designed in compliance with fire safety regulations, EN 54 standards, and relevant national and international codes. Depending on building size, occupancy level, usage purpose, and risk classification, systems may include conventional, addressable, intelligent, or special detection solutions.

In modern construction environments—such as high-rise buildings, industrial plants, factories, hospitals, shopping malls, and high-occupancy facilities—the need for integration between fire detection systems and other building management and security systems continues to grow. Through system integration, components such as:

• Elevator control

• Smoke extraction and ventilation systems

• Emergency voice evacuation systems

• Gas suppression and building automation systems

can be managed under a unified fire scenario, ensuring a coordinated, controlled, and effective response during emergency situations.