Systems / Fire detection

Fire alarm and evacuation systems, approved before they are installed.

Addressable and conventional fire detection, voice evacuation, emergency lighting and the links to lifts, doors, ventilation and suppression, designed to recognised standards and the civil defence requirements.

One contract

Design, supply, install and maintain.

One team is responsible for the fire alarm & voice evacuation from the first survey to the years after handover.

Design

Detector and sounder layouts, cause-and-effect matrix, battery and cable calculations, and the approval drawings for the authority.

Supply

Fire alarm panels, detectors, call points, sounders, voice evacuation and emergency lighting.

Install

Fire-rated cabling, installation, programming and full testing of every device with the authority's inspection.

Maintain

Scheduled inspection and maintenance, detector cleaning and testing, and service records for the building.

What we deliver

Fire alarm & voice evacuation, complete.

  • Addressable and conventional fire alarm panels
  • Smoke, heat, multi-sensor and beam detectors
  • Manual call points, sounders and beacons
  • Voice evacuation and public address
  • Emergency and exit lighting
  • Interfaces to lifts, doors, smoke control and suppression
Fire alarm & voice evacuation by ZOYTECHS
Where we install it

Built for the building it serves.

  • Commercial buildings
  • Hotels
  • Hospitals and clinics
  • Schools and universities
  • Residential towers
  • Factories and warehouses

Frequently asked questions

Do you prepare the civil defence approval?

Yes. We prepare the design drawings and documents for the authority's approval and support the inspection before handover.

Which standards do you design to?

To the standard required where the building is, such as NFPA 72 or EN 54 based codes, and the local civil defence requirements.

Planning fire alarm & voice evacuation?

Tell us the building and what you need. Our team replies within one business day with a first answer and the next step, usually a site survey.