Conventional Smoke Detector

Purpose: Installed in living areas, bedrooms, and hallways to detect smoke from potential fires caused by cooking, electrical malfunctions, or accidental ignitions.

Reason: Early detection of smoke is critical in residential settings, as it provides time for occupants to evacuate and alert emergency services.

Benefit: Protects lives by providing fast and reliable fire alerts, helping prevent fire-related injuries and property damage.

Purpose: Deployed in office spaces, meeting rooms, and common areas to detect smoke from electrical equipment, heating systems, or accidental fires.

Reason: Offices often house expensive equipment and important documents, making fire detection essential to protect both human resources and assets.

Benefit: Enhances workplace safety by providing early fire detection, minimizing downtime, and reducing potential damage to business operations.

Purpose: Installed in hotel rooms, corridors, and lobbies to detect smoke from potential fire hazards such as candles, electrical faults, or cooking equipment.

Reason: In hospitality environments, guest safety is a priority, and smoke detectors ensure that any signs of fire are quickly addressed.

Benefit: Provides rapid detection and warning, ensuring the safety of guests and staff while preventing extensive property damage in a high-occupancy setting.