Fire Alarm Systems notify people when a fire starts in a building. These systems are critical and need to be maintain and tested periodically for full operation. Failure to do so can cause severe problems when evacuating a building.

Below are the manufactures we carry along with current model Fire Alarm Panels.

Siemens - Building Technologies

FireFinder XLS

FireFinder XLS is a microprocessor based advanced life safety system. Its 6" display and large lighted buttons makes it the most intuitive fire alarm user interface in the industry. Its use of the unique multiprocessor "Network" design along with its ability to utilize both analog and conventional detection devices make it an extremely flexible and configurable life safety system. The XLS is ideally suited for commercial, institutional and industrial fire detection and notification applications. It complies with the requirements of NFPA Standard 72 and is listed by Underwriters Laboratories under their standard UL 864. Underwriter's Laboratories of Canada also lists it for fire applications under ULC-S527. It is approved by

FireFinder XLSV (Voice)

The FireFinder XLSV is a digital Emergency Voice Alarm and Communication System designed to be used as a part of the Siemens Fire Safety FireFinder XLS Life Safety System. Its operation is fully integrated with the FireFinder XLS and programmed via a Windows laptop computer. The system will respond rapidly to either automatic or manual commands from system logic or switch modules located on the command console(s). Digital Audio signals such as Evacuation 1, Evacuation 2, Alert 1, Alert 2, or page can be routed to any number of speaker circuits. A wide selection of microcontroller controlled tones with backup are available. One or more speaker and strobe circuits can be mapped to switches though the Zeus Windows based programming software. Switches can be used to manually activate or deactivate any zone. Through the use of multicolor LEDs a clear indication is provided showing which zones are active and linked to which audio channel.

FireSeeker FS250

The FS-250 addressable fire alarm control panel is a small, low cost fire alarm panel suited for stand-alone operation in small to medium sized facilities. It features a single addressable input device circuit and four notification appliance circuits. The system is available with both a black or red enclosure, with operating controls and indicators behind a locked door. The FS-250 is Listed by Underwriters Laboratories.

MXL

The MXL is a microprocessor based advanced protection system. Its use of unique multiprocessor “Network” design along with its ability to utilize both analog and conventional detection devices make it the most flexible and reliable system in the life safety field. The MXL is ideally suited for commercial, institutional and industrial fire detection and notification applications. It complies with the requirements of NFPA Standard 72 and is listed by Underwriters Laboratories under their standard 864. Underwriter’s’ Laboratories of Canada also lists it for fire applications. It is approved by Factory Mutual as well as CSFM, the City of Chicago and NYMEA for use in those specific locales.

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MPC 6000

The MPC-6000 is an advanced modular fire alarm panel. It features analog/addressable detection, programming, and memory capability. It’s base configuration includes one analog/addressable loop, with four notification appliance output circuits. Operating controls and indicators are mounted behind a locked cabinet door and an 80-character LCD display provides specific indications for addressable devices, while LEDs indicate general panel status.

MPC 7000

The MPC-7000 is an advanced modular fire alarm panel. It features analog/addressable detection, programming, and memory capability. It’s base configuration includes two analog/addressable loops, with four notification appliance output circuits. Operating controls and indicators are mounted behind a locked cabinet door. An 80-character LCD display provides specific indications for addressable devices, while LEDs indicate general panel status.