Overview
Conventional systems work by zones; addressable systems identify each device and suit large factories and towers. Panels have mains and standby batteries for the required duration.
The panel is the interface hub: it releases gas suppression, drops fire curtains, starts pressurisation fans, homes lifts to the exit level and isolates power according to the approved cause-and-effect matrix.
Uses
- 01Factories, warehouses and industrial parks
- 02Towers, hotels and offices
- 03Data centres and electrical rooms
- 04Interfaces with fire and BMS systems
Selection and acceptance checks
- Check fire inspection certificates for panel and devices
- Test the full cause-and-effect at acceptance
- Check battery standby duration
Reference standards
- TCVN 5738:2021
- NFPA 72
- EN 54-2
- EN 54-4
For reference only. The standards for each project follow its design documents, current Vietnamese codes and the investor’s requirements.
Reference brands
- Siemens SiemensGerman technology group: MV and LV switchgear, busway, fire detection and building automation.
- Johnson Controls Johnson ControlsBuilding solutions group: YORK chillers, Tyco fire protection, Simplex fire alarm and Ansul.
- Hochiki HochikiJapanese maker of fire detectors, fire alarm panels and emergency lighting.
- Honeywell HoneywellUS group whose building business supplies Notifier and Morley-IAS fire alarm and safety equipment.
Brands are listed for reference; World Steel selects suppliers according to each project’s specification.
Sectors and solutions
Sectors
FDI factories Logistics and cold storage Data centers High-rise buildings
World Steel services
MEP general contracting Warranty and maintenance EPC contracting
