Fire fighting & fire alarm

Office fire systems are designed to the National Building Code of India (Part 4, Fire and Life Safety), the relevant IS standards, the local fire service rules and the building's own fire strategy. We design to these and coordinate with the building's fire team.

Sprinkler heads are spaced to cover the open floor. New partitions, rooms and false ceilings change the space, so heads have to be added, moved or lowered so every area is still protected. Detectors and speakers need the same review.

Each detector and device has its own address, so the panel shows exactly which room or device has triggered, instead of a whole zone. That makes response faster and fault-finding easier, and it is standard for most commercial offices.

Water sprinklers can damage IT and electrical equipment. A clean agent gas suppression system puts out a fire without harming the equipment, so it is commonly used for server rooms, UPS rooms and electrical rooms. We advise based on what the room holds and the building's requirements.

We prepare the drawings, test records and documentation that building management and the fire authority usually require, and coordinate the submission and inspections with you and the building.

Fire alarm, suppression and fire fighting systems need regular inspection and testing as set out in the applicable standards and the building's maintenance schedule. At handover you receive the test records and the information your facility team needs to keep the systems in service.