Monitored Fire Alarms System- Always Alert, Always Protected
We all know that fire alarms should be put in place to ensure safety in the working environment, but what about when no one is around to sound the alarm? There is a possibility that your premises may be unoccupied. That’s where the monitored fire alarms come in. These emergency response fire alarms are designed to relay a message to a control centre or fire control centre. Simply put, once the alarm sounds, the system will instantly signal an operator who will send the right fire protection team to your building. Here at KForce Security, we provide Monitored fire safety systems to companies and other properties across London and the surrounding areas.
Would your business benefit from a monitored system?
Monitored alarm systems are also useful where a business like school colleges, and healthcare facilities requires an automatic reaction to the fire alarm system 24hrs a day. This safeguards your company, but also enables you to resume your life as usual. Leave it to KForce Security. Our friendly staff is here to help and suggest the best option suitable for your needs.
Key Features to Look for in a Monitored Fire Alarm System
Here are the features to consider when selecting a monitored fire alarm system to your property:
Wireless Mesh Network: This is the most promising innovative communication solution which is highly reliable and fault tolerant so that it guarantees the transmission of your fire alarm signals even in the worst of conditions.
Signal Strength Optimization: Your system should have good and stable signals to the monitoring center.
Integration with Other Safety Systems: Seek out systems that will work well with other safety systems on your property such as fire protection and other security solutions.
Compliance with UL & NFPA Standards: Select the systems which comply with the highest safety standards so that they are in compliance with the regulations.
Monitored system types for your commercial property
Monitored fire alarm systems are of various types that may succeed in your property. All the systems work similarly, except the connection with the people controlling the systems. Two major possibilities exist:
IP operated
The first option is to connect your fire alarm system with the monitoring station using your internet connection. You will get a secure connection through this wired system and you can even get your system monitored 24/7. There is also a back-up sim card in the case of internet failure on IP systems.
Wireless network operated
The most common one is the wireless network. The monitoring station will be connected to the fire alarm system with the use of a SIM card in a 4G network. To ensure that the unit is regularly checked, it comes with two SIM cards on two networks.
Get in touch With us Today!
Find out more about monitored fire alarm systems for your commercial property by getting in touch with us today. Our helpful team is available at all times to provide assistance. We give you free advice on the most appropriate systems to use in your building or any other space. Just call or send your query through our contact form.
Frequently Asked Questions
Monitored fire alarms are connected to a 24/7 monitoring service that alerts emergency responders immediately during a fire event.
24/7 monitoring ensures round-the-clock protection, providing peace of mind and faster emergency response even when the building is unoccupied.
Yes, remote fire alarm monitoring can often be integrated with your current fire alarm system for seamless and enhanced protection.
Monitored systems quickly notify the monitoring center and local authorities, minimizing delays and improving the chances of controlling the fire.
Yes, we provide expert fire alarm monitoring services across the UK, tailored to meet the safety needs of businesses and residential properties.
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