saXon , a certified contractor of fire detection, prevention and fighting systems, can provide fire detections systems can be hard-wired, addressable wire, wireless (residential), and/or networked across a campus-style environment. saXon has strategic partnerships with world leading brands in the fire detection and alarm systems and can also provide the most suitable systems based on the client requirements.
Fire detection and alarm systems are standard for every building, whether it is a private or government building, a healthcare facility or an educational campus.
What can be more important for a business, a restaurant, a mall, an amusement park or a bank to ensure that customers, employees and the facility itself are safe in the event of a fire?
Fire detection and alarms systems are of the essence for the protection of children, students and staff in an educational facility.
Fire detection and alarm systems are required to meet certain standards as they are designed for life-safety in a fire or similar emergency situation. Fire-detection and alarms systems should always be based on building and code requirements. They should be periodically assessed to make sure they are up to the current code.
Fire detection and alarm systems include devices such as smoke detectors, heat detectors, pull stations, water flow and tamper switches, duct-mounted smoke detectors, relays, L.E.D. and graphical annunciator, carbon monoxide detectors, control modules, monitor modules, relay modules, voice evacuation capabilities, mass notification, fire-fighter telephones, and area of rescue systems.
saXon , a certified contractor of fire detection, prevention and fighting systems, can provide fire detections systems can be hard-wired, addressable wire, wireless (residential), and/or networked across a campus-style environment. saXon has strategic partnerships with world leading brands in the fire detection and alarm systems and can also provide the most suitable systems based on the client requirements.
saXon can provide and integrate other security systems like access control, mass notification, alarm systems, voice -evacuation systems, video-evacuation systems, surveillance, and point to point wireless networks along with fire detection systems.
