Fire Remote Notifying and Viewing System

Fire Remote Notifying and Viewing System

Introduction

When fire breaks out in a building, fire alarm system trigger spring cooler and siren to evacuate people in the building from dangerous fire and smoke area.

What if a fire occurs when no one’s around? Who will call the authorities for help? Are fire alarms connected to the fire department? Fire Remote Notifying and Viewing System (FRNaVS) can be solved those problem.

FRNaVS can be worked alone or connected existing alarm system panel and fire department.

Even if some buildings don’t have alarm system, FRNaVS notifies fire department by email and they can view what’s going on remotely before getting down fired place.

If some building has alarm system, FRNaVS notifies fire department center for sending message to local fire department, they can be viewing FRNaVS cameras on their screen to direct fire local department.

Principal Description

Where the building has alarm system panel, FRNaVS transmitter connect to existing alarm panel. When alarm system panel on status, it triggers FRNaVS near Fire WiFi PTZ.

After FRNaVS receiver gets signal, receiver energizes relay and batteries switch to “ON” status. Now Fire WiFi PTZ camera starts working and send message to fire department center for notifying local fire department for fire man order of moving to fired place. And fire department center officer can view what’s going on at fired place. Maybe he can send view through their network or manage local fire department fireman activity.

Where the building doesn’t have alarm system, Fire WiFi PTZ camera with optional smoke detector energize relay and send signal neighbor WiFi PTZ cameras, Now it sends message to fire department center for notifying local fire department for fire man order of moving to fired place. And fire department center officer can view what’s going on at fired place. Maybe he can send view through their network or manage local fire department fireman activity.

After neighbor FRNaVS receiver gets signal, receiver energizes relay and batteries switch “ON” status. Now all neighbor Fire WiFi PTZ camera starts working.

Environmental Study

Not all fire alarms are monitored. Again, the default option is to install a “single-station” fire alarm, which means the system goes off when sensors or pull stations are triggered, but it doesn’t send a signal over a phone line or network to the fire department.

Most residential smoke detectors are single-station units, though home security companies frequently offer monitoring packages. Commercial fire alarm can be single-station units as well, but we recommended connecting them to the fire department for increased safety and peace of mind.

Benefits

While codes don’t require all fire alarms to be monitored, your facility could benefit greatly from this investment. Here’s how:

Fast emergency response: FRNaVS notifies critical parties as soon as a pull station is activated, sprinkler head goes off, or a smoke detector identifies smoke. It signals fire department center or local station, which notifies both the fire department and your fire protection company. It also sends a message to designated company personnel.

24/7 protection against fire: If a blaze breaks out when you are in the building, it’s often easy for someone nearby to act, weather by smothering the fire or dousing it quickly with fire extinguisher. But what if a malfunctioning furnace or spark from a light fixture ignites a blaze in the middle of the night? The alarm is useless then-unless it’s connected to the fire department.

Potential insurance discounts: With proof of FRNaVS, you may qualify for lower insurance premium because the chance of losing valuables in a fire decreases when you have this system.

Theft-deterrent: The simple presence of sign on your property or sticker on your front window tells potential wrong-doers that your building protects by FRNaVS. Thieves don’t want to be caught, and knowing that your business is directly tied to local law enforcement agencies naturally deters criminal activity.

Conclusion

The FRNaVS enables monitoring and evaluation of property and personnel in the event of emergencies and dangers. These tools may identify a variety of issues ranging from smoke or hot spots to criminal activity. This critical information is transmitted to local stations which will greatly enhance response times, efficiency, and safety.