Siverek fire alarms | Desa Bilişim

In Siverek, we have worked on large public buildings such as a 32-classroom vocational high school with a dormitory and a cultural center. In buildings of this size, an addressable panel shows right away which room the fire started in. In dormitory sections, night-time warning and strobes along the evacuation route should be planned separately.

From our office in Karaköprü, about 100 km

What do we do in Siverek?

Addressable and conventional fire alarm panels
Smoke, heat and gas detectors
Sounders, strobes and manual call points
Regulation-compliant design
Periodic maintenance and testing

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Siverek

Siverek Yenişehir Police BuildingAll low-voltage systems
Siverek Cultural CenterAll low-voltage systems
Siverek 32-classroom Vocational and Technical High School + dormitoryAll low-voltage systems

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Frequently asked

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Do you come to Siverek for installations?

We do. From our office in Karaköprü we serve all districts of Şanlıurfa, including Siverek. In Siverek we have worked on a police building, a cultural center and a boarding high school.

Can we have systems installed in our village’s mosque and school together?

You can. Planning jobs in the same village together makes both the site survey and the installation easier. We draw up a separate list of needs for each building and give you a single proposal.

Is a fire alarm system mandatory?

The Regulation on the Fire Protection of Buildings sets which detection and warning system each building must have. This depends on the building’s use, size and number of floors. We assess your building against the regulation with you and design the system to match.

What is the difference between addressable and conventional fire alarms?

In a conventional system, detectors are grouped into zones; when an alarm comes in, you see which zone it came from. In an addressable system, each detector has its own address and the panel shows exactly which device triggered the alarm. In large, multi-story buildings an addressable system makes response easier; in small buildings a conventional system is often enough.

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