At Reliable Fire & Safety, our experienced technicians ensure your fire alarms
and emergency lights comply with regulatory requirements and industry standards,
such as the B.C. Building Code, National a d B.C. Fire Code, Vancouver bylaws and NFPA.
Why do you need to contact Reliable Fire and Safety for Electrical Fire Protection Installation ?
Fire Alarm Installation
From Fire Alarm Installations to Testing & Maintenance: we have years
of industry experience testing, repairing, maintaining and installing
fire alarm panels across BC. We can handle the entire project,
from fire alarm design and engineering to completion and occupancy!
Emergency Lighting
As with fire alarm systems, emergency lighting installations require comprehensive electrical work and should only be administered by a trained professional. We operate with officials having supervision to guarantee proper placement and installation of these systems. Reliable Fire’s skilled fire protection technicians assure your emergency lighting meets all regulatory requirements.
Our team is made up of qualified, experienced technicians whom you can trust. We pride ourselves on being professional and reliable from start to finish. As a reliable fire protection company in BC, we rely on right word of mouth from our past customers, so we are always keen to make a good impression, both by what we do and how we do it!
Coded panels were made during the 1800s to 1970s. They are one of the initial types of fire alarm control panel. Like today’s conventional panels, each zone from these panels was connected to its own code wheel. The size of these panels was usually large. A whole mechanical room was occupied by the panel and its code wheel. Also, the codes had to be maintained. Sometimes, the codes were written on the pull stations to avoid confusion. These panels are not used as much today. The new growing technology has now replaced the coded panel system.
The conventional panel includes one or more circuits that are wired directly to the initiating devices. Conventional panels are working since the time electronics were used. A normal current passes through the circuit to other connected zones. When these zones detect the smoke or gas, the current starts moving back to the panel. The panel detects the current and responds back by ringing the alarm. The number of zones used depends completely on the need of the premises.
The most commonly used panel in today’s time is the addressable fire alarm panel. Unlike conventional panels, these work on a microprocessor. It means, there is no use of electric current to send messages to the panel. The detector and the panel are connected to the microprocessor that is placed on the entire premises. The processor sends data of the detector to the panel. These type of panels also tells you if the detector is not working properly.
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