Fire Detection System

Fire & Safety Solutions

At Scube Tech Services, we provide end-to-end Fire & Safety solutions that ensure early detection, quick response, and effective control of fire hazards across commercial, industrial, and residential buildings. Our systems are designed to protect lives, property, and critical infrastructure by integrating the latest in detection, suppression, and emergency response technology.

Addressable Fire Detection System

An Addressable Fire Alarm System precisely identifies the location of a fire incident by assigning a unique address to each connected device (smoke detectors, heat detectors, MCPs, etc.). This helps in:

Components include:

Fire Suppression System

Fire suppression systems are designed to extinguish fires automatically or manually using specialized agents, minimizing damage and downtime. These systems are commonly used in data centers, electrical panels, server rooms, and high-risk industrial zones.

Types we offer:

Clean Agent Systems (e.g., Novec 1230, FM-200)

safe for electronics, leaves no residue.

CO₂ Suppression Systems

ideal for unoccupied areas like transformer rooms

Water Mist Systems

uses fine water spray for cooling and fire control.

Foam Suppression Systems

effective for flammable liquids in oil & gas facilities.

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Fire Extinguishers

Portable Fire Extinguishers provide the first line of defense in case of fire, especially for small-scale incidents. We supply, install, and maintain various types of ISI-certified extinguishers based on the fire risk category.

Devices Used

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Addressable Fire Alarm System

Every device connected to the addressable system has its own unique address. When a fire is detected, the device’s address shows up on the main control panel, telling us exactly which device has been activated. This will enable us to find the exact location of a fire and extinguish it quickly.

Each device (detector, pull station…) has a unique number assigned to it called the address for reporting alarms and troubles.
Employs a Signaling Line Circuit (SLC) Loop along which all addressable input and output devices are connected to the fire alarm control panel.
Addressable devices transmit an electronic message back to the Control Unit representing their state (Normal, Alarm, Trouble) when polled by the Control Unit.

Conventional Fire Alarm System

With a conventional system, there is no way of pinpointing the exact location of the fire. By wiring your building into different zones, one can get a general idea of where the fire is. For instance, if you have two floors, you could wire the first as ‘zone and the second as zone 2. So, if a fire occurs in zone 1, you know that the fire is somewhere on the first floor.

The simplest type of control unit. Generally, a single circuit board contains a power supply, control, initiating and notification circuitry.
Some models use auxiliary circuit boards to perform special functions.
Input/output devices connect to dedicated circuits.
Designated outputs occur when initiating signals are received.
Limited special functions and capabilities.

Input Device

A fire alarm system can have a variety of input devices. We divide it into two parts, one is Initiating Device and one is Initiating Device Circuit (IDC). A system component that originates transmission of a change of state condition, such as a smoke detector, manual fire alarm box, supervisory switch, etc is known as Initiating Device. A circuit to which automatic or manual initiating devices are connected where the signal received does not identify the individual device operated is known as a Initiating Device Circuit (IDC)

Multi-Sensor Detectors

The Multi-sensor detectors combine inputs from both optical and heat sensors and process them using a sophisticated algorithm built into the detector circuitry. When pulled by the control panel the detector returns a value based on the combined responses from both the optical and heat sensors. They are designed to be sensitive to a wide range of fires.

Smoke Detector

A detector or a sensor that senses smoke and act as an indicator of fire. It basically issues an audible or a visual signal to the fire alarm control panel in case of fire.

Beam Detector

System Sensor is offering a new single-unit Transmitter/Receiver Beam Detector that works in conjunction with a reflector.

Duct Detectors

Photoelectric detector mounted in housing outside the ductwork that has probes that extend into the duct to air inside the duct. Primarily used as a smoke control device to control the flow of air in ductwork.

Heat Detectors

Heat detectors are the oldest type of automatic fire detection device. Not considered direct Life Safety devices, these detectors do contribute to the detection of a fire.

Monitor modules

They supervise a circuit of dry-contact input devices, such as conventional heat detectors and pull stations, or monitor and power a circuit of two-wire smoke detectors.

Optical beam smoke detector

A device that uses a projected beam of light to detect smoke across large areas, typically as an indicator of fire. They are used to detect fires in buildings where standard point smoke detectors would either be uneconomical or restricted for use.

Manual Call Point

Manual alarm call points are designed for the purpose of raising an alan manually once verification of Manual Call Point: Manual alarm call points are designed for the purpose of raising an alarm manually once verification of lire or emergency condition exists by operating the push button or break glass to raise an alarm signal.

Input Device

Fire Alarm Hooter

The Fire Alarm Hooter is a device which produces sound when a sensor senses any kind of fire activity.

Horns

Loud and distinctive output. Often used in high-noise environments. such as manufacturing plants

Control Module

They is the output side. It activates warning devices like a bell or horn strobe.

Horns Strain

Visual signalling appliances are used in high-noise environments, in areas occupied by hearing-impaired.

Bells

Only used if they are only for fire, or have a distinctive sound from other bell signalling devices.

Addressable Fire
Alarm Systems

Addressable systems are intelligent systems that offer pinpoint accuracy and control, making them suitable for complex infrastructure such as commercial towers, hospitals, malls, hotels, and industrial facilities.

Each device has a unique address, enabling the system to identify the exact location of a fire or fault, allowing quick and accurate response.

Key Features

High scalability and flexibility
Device-level monitoring and control
Real-time diagnostics and logging
Easy integration with BMS, HVAC, PA, Sprinkler, and Access Control systems
Compliant with NFPA, IS, and international fire safety standards

Devices Used

Addressable Smoke and Heat Detectors
Multi-Sensor Detectors
Addressable Manual Call Points
Intelligent Control Panels (1-loop to multi-loop)
Addressable Hooters with Flasher
Loop Isolators
Repeater Panels (for multi-building or high-rise towers)

Integration Capabilities

Scube Tech Services specializes in integrating Fire Alarm Systems with :

Value-added Services

Site Survey & Risk Assessment
System Design and BOQ Preparation
Installation & Wiring by Certified Technicians
Testing, Commissioning, and AMC
Fire NOC Documentation Assistance
Client Training & System Handover

Our Strengths

Typical Applications

Fire & Safety Solutions

Addressable Fire Detection System

Accurate pinpointing of the affected area.

Faster response time.

Advanced monitoring through fire alarm control panels

Integration with BMS, HVAC shutdowns, and emergency lighting systems.

Components include:

Smoke & Heat Detectors

Manual Call Points (MCP)

Notification Devices (Hooters, Sounders, Strobes)

Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP)

Repeater Panels and Graphic Annunciators (optional)

Fire Suppression System

Types we offer:

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Fire Extinguishers

ABC Dry Powder

CO₂

Foam

Water

Clean Agent

Devices Used

Fire Alarm Control PanelPanel

Input Device