Addressable Fire Alarm

   The addressable fire alarm system comprises of one or more circuits with detectors connected in parallel, and each detector has a unique identification (address) on the circuit.   

When the conditions for an alarm signal are satisfied at the detector, an alarm signal is transmitted via the circuit to the fire indicator panel. There are many advantages of addressable systems including the ability to more effectively handle contamination over time that leads to nuisance (false) alarms, improved detection of fires and the ability to identify the precise location of a detector and its current condition or state.