Fire Alarm Panels and Devices

Description

There are two main types of fire alarm panels: conventional panels and addressable panels. NFPA 72 requires all fire alarm systems, including equipment used for monitoring, to have 24 hours of backup power. If an IP communicator is used for monitoring, the internet equipment must be connected to a backup power supply capable of providing power for a minimum of 24 hours.

Product Types

Conventional panels and Addressable panels.

Product Applications

The fire alarm control panel (FACP) is the central hub of operations for a fire alarm system. It tells each component what to do and when to do it. If fire alarms were musicians, the FACP would be the conductor.

IBS Distinguished Clients

IBS has been proudly trusted by leading organizations for firefighting and protection contracting services, including SABIC, Saudi Electricity Company, NEOM, Saudi Aramco, the Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu, Saudi Arabia Railways, and many more, as listed below.

Suppliers

IBS proudly serves as a distributor of firefighting solution products, partnered with many renowned names such as Notifier, Janus, Honeywell, National Foam, Potter, and several others. A full list of our trusted suppliers can be found below.