A building's Fire and Smoke Alarm is a critical component of the site's Life Safety Equipment.
These systems are intended to detect fire and combustion products in an emergency situation and alert building occupants to initiate evacuation and to notify the Fire Department that a fire situation either exists or potentially may exist within the building.
In general terms, these systems consist of Detection Devices such as Smoke Detectors, Heat Detectors and Pull Stations, plus Audible Alarm Devices such as Bells, Horns or Speakers in the case of Voice Communication Systems. The Australian Fire Code mandates that regular Annual Inspection, Repair and Maintenance on the Fire Alarm & Emergency Voice Communication Systems be completed by suitably qualified firms and technicians. As required under the Australian Fire Code, Spectrum Fire is staffed with Certified Technicians.
Our internal training and education program ensures that our field staff are constantly retrained and made aware of any changes or additions to the codes that affect this division. Spectrum Fire offers the most technologically advanced systems available, including conventional fire and smoke detection, flame and water detection, high-sensitivity air sampling detectors, and the latest in analogue addressable detection technology.