A Ceasefire extinguisher, unlike any other off-the-shelf product, is a life saving device. The extinguisher body, with contents stored at high pressure, has been under constant strain. The inner tube, valves, rotors, nozzle and gauge deteriorate and loose efficiency.
The Ceasefire X Plus Pro-Sense Conventional Fire Alarm System is a time-tested and one of the most reliable system for ensuring fire safety of a premises. This system divides the premises into distinct zones. Each zone has its own set of detectors & alarm devices. These field devices within each zone are wired on a dedicated circuit. On being triggered, the panel is able to identify the circuit that contains the triggered device/ devices and thereby indicate the zone from where the fire alarm has come from.
The revolutionary Ceasefire X Plus Addressable Fire Alarm Systems are the best in class detection and alarm system to safeguard the fire safety of a large premises. As the name suggests, these systems are addressable systems i.e. each detector & device is connected on an addressable loop. Identity of each of the device is stored as a unique address in the panel. In case of a fire incidence the panel identifies and displays the exact location of the device that gone-off. This enables the fire fighter to track down the precise point of fire incidence so that there is no delay in fire fighting. The system is an ideal fire detection & alarm system for large premises that spread over a vast area.
The Ceasefire Addressable Fire Alarm Systems are broadly of three types.
Rapid Sense Extinguishing Panels are more than just alarming solution. These panels are engineered for monitoring, detection, alarm as well as active extinguishing.
Continuing the philosophy of customising fire safety to best suit the needs of a premises, Ceasefire in addition to the host of fire alarm and detection systems also has a range of stand-alone fire alarms. These stand-alone units can be adapted into any system or space to address the specific fire safety needs of the premises. Standalone fire alarms are independent systems and do not require any external power source nor do they require a panel to function.
