Double P Intelligent Product Co., Ltd. logoDPI GROUP
Contact us

Fire alarm systems

Assess detection, notification and maintenance requirements for the building and selected system.

Discuss this system
Concept fire-alarm panel, manual call point and smoke detector
AI-generated concept

Two system types. Start with the building.

A smaller building that needs a straightforward system, or a multi-floor site that must pinpoint the device in alarm?

Conventional

Zone-based alarm
  1. DetectorsGrouped into zones
  2. Control panelShows the zone in alarm
  3. Sounders / strobesAlert occupants
  4. Staff check the zoneLocate the device

The panel identifies the zone, not the individual device.

Consider when
Smaller buildings or a small number of zones.
Check the match
The building’s requirements and device compatibility with the panel.

Addressable

Device-level identification
  1. Addressed devicesEach one identifiable
  2. Control panelShows the exact device
  3. Sounders / strobesAs programmed
  4. InterfacesAs specified by the designer

Pinpoints the device in alarm and keeps an event log for review.

Consider when
Multi-floor buildings, factories, hotels and sites with interfaces.
Check the match
Design and review by qualified professionals, and the devices that panel supports.

AI-generated equipment concepts, not photographs of specified models.

Each building’s requirements determine the system; the systems designer reviews before installation.

Fire alarm equipment

Every device must be compatible with the selected control panel.

Smoke and heat detectors — concept illustrationAI-generated concept
Detectors

Smoke and heat detectors

Type chosen for the area; kitchens or plant rooms with heat or dust may not suit smoke detection.

Manual fire alarm call point — concept illustrationAI-generated concept
Call points

Manual call points

Lets anyone raise the alarm, placed along exit routes set by the designer.

Fire alarm control panel — concept illustrationAI-generated concept
Control panel

Fire alarm control panel

Receives device signals, shows status and drives sounders and interfaces.

Fire alarm sounder and strobe — concept illustrationAI-generated concept
Notification

Sounders and strobes

Audible and visual alerts in every area that must hear or see them.

Hikvision’s HikFire range includes interlinked smoke alarms and wireless fire-alarm systems; exact model, compatibility and suitability must be confirmed.

Choose for the environment

How a space is used and its conditions determine the detector type.

Open-plan office with workstations — illustrative settingAI-generated setting

Offices

Workspaces and corridors

Positions follow ceilings and partitions
High-ceiling factory production hall — illustrative settingAI-generated setting

Factories and warehouses

High ceilings, dust and heat

Detector types suited to the conditions
Hotel guest-room corridor — illustrative settingAI-generated setting

Hotels and residences

Rooms and shared areas

Alerts in rooms and escape routes
Commercial kitchen with extraction — illustrative settingAI-generated setting

Kitchens and plant rooms

Normal heat and steam

Reduce false alarms with the right detector type

What keeps the system ready for a real event

Dual-spectrum thermal camera — concept illustrationAI-generated concept

Thermal cameras as an add-on

Thermal cameras can add early warning but do not replace a required fire detection and alarm system.

Interfaces to other systems

Panel outputs can release doors, notify staff or stop fans and air handling, as the designer specifies.

Testing and maintenance

Scheduled device testing with records for the building team.

Equipment chosen for the building’s requirements

Fire alarm equipment is chosen for compatibility and requirements, not one brand for every building.

Hikvision HikFire

Best for
Sites on Hikvision that want fire-safety devices alongside their security system
Why choose it
Interlinked smoke alarms and wireless fire-alarm systems
Before choosing
Confirm model, panel compatibility and suitability for the building

Panels and devices to the design

Best for
Buildings with specific requirements or an existing system
Why choose it
Chosen for compatibility with the existing system and project requirements
Before choosing
A qualified designer reviews before models are finalised

DPI does not certify legal compliance; design sign-off rests with the designated qualified professionals.

Why buy your fire alarm system from DPI

One team from survey, design and supply to installation, testing and after-sales support.

Authorized distributor and certified partner

Equipment sourced through authorized channels, with model advice and the manufacturer’s warranty terms.

Designed from a site survey

Building use, layout and conditions are reviewed before choosing detector types.

The whole system, not just devices

Detectors, call points, panel, sounders and interfaces designed as one, ready for qualified review.

Honest brand advice

Equipment chosen for compatibility and the building’s requirements, not a single default brand.

Tested before handover

Device-by-device tests, interface checks and records for your maintenance team.

Ongoing support nationwide

A Pathum Thani team providing maintenance and technical support across Thailand.

Book a site surveyModels, terms and warranty are specified in each project quotation.

Detect, evaluate and notify

Detection and notification must belong to a reviewed, compatible system.

A floor with a fire alarm systemSmoke starts in the store room; the detector signals the panel, sounders and strobes operate, occupants evacuate and staff check the source.Office AOffice BMeeting roomPantryServer roomStore room
Office building · level 114:20:12
Monitoring around the clock
Conventional: devices are wired in zones; the panel reports the zone
DetectorsGrouped into zones
01
Control panelShows the zone in alarm
02
Sounders / strobesAlert occupants
03
Staff check the zoneLocate the device
04

Monitor

Detectors are wired in zone circuits; the panel watches each zone.

Scene and timing are illustrative, not an installation drawing. Design, installation and acceptance follow the applicable codes and the fire system designer’s specification.

AI-generated equipment concepts, not photographs of specified models.

Concept only, not a wiring diagram or compliance certification. Qualified professionals must review system compatibility and building requirements.

Before you specify

  • Provide floor plans, occupancy and environmental conditions such as dust, steam or heat that affect detector selection.
  • Confirm exact detector, panel and interface compatibility, together with backup-power and fault-monitoring requirements.
  • Agree notification methods, connections to other systems, and testing and maintenance responsibilities, with professional review before procurement.

Testing & handover

Agree alarm, fault and interface tests with qualified professionals. Include system drawings, device lists, test records, operating instructions and operator guidance in the agreed handover scope.

Equipment details, compatibility and scope must be confirmed for each project.

Manufacturer references
  • Hikvision / HikFire HF-Link fire safety range
  • Hikvision HF-S2 photoelectric smoke detector datasheet

Before you decide

Can a thermal camera replace a fire alarm system?

Do not assume they are interchangeable. Camera-based early warning and fire-alarm equipment have different intended uses. A qualified professional should assess the exact equipment and building requirements.

Can new detectors connect to an existing panel?

Check exact models, interfaces, manufacturer-supported compatibility and the existing system condition. A shared brand name alone does not establish compatibility.

From survey to support

The same six stages on every project, so the system is ready on handover day.

  1. 01

    Consultation

    Understand your goals and requirements

  2. 02

    Site survey

    Assess the site and installation conditions

  3. 03

    System design

    Plan the right solution for your operation

  4. 04

    Installation

    Install equipment and integrate systems

  5. 05

    Testing & handover

    Verify performance and train your team

  6. 06

    Maintenance & support

    Maintain equipment and provide technical support

Connected systems

Start with your site

Tell us about your space, the systems you need and what you want to improve.

Discuss your project