Data center fire protection

Ultra-early smoke detection is ideal for high-airflow environments where smoke disperses rapidly and doesn’t follow typical convection patterns. An internal aspirator draws air through sampling pipes for analysis by LED or laser. Program for varying sensitivities across zones and integrate with fire alarm control units for centralized alerting.

High-precision sensing identifies electrical fires even in spaces with fluctuating airflow. These addressable devices can combine smoke, carbon monoxide (CO) and thermal detection, compensating for drift (dust, aging, etc.) and airflow fluctuations to minimize nuisance alarms and improve dependability.

Platforms like the TrueSite Workstation give you a real-time, graphical view of connected devices and provide step-by-step incident response instructions, for fast, consistent action. Monitor events, isolate zones for maintenance, and integrate IP cameras for visual verification—without entering secure areas. These systems scale easily and maintain detailed compliance logs.

Modular, addressable control units support multi-hazard suppression release, integrate with building automation systems, and allow for future upgrades without extensive rewiring—ideal for evolving data center environments.

Built on a fault-tolerant, peer-to-peer IP architecture, ES Net ensures fire alarm data is prioritized and isolated from other network traffic. It supports visual and audible synchronization across the network, long-distance communications, and continued operation even if multiple nodes fail.

This secure, cloud-based platform enables remote monitoring of fire and life safety systems. With web and mobile access, IT and safety teams can respond faster - without needing to be on-site. SafeLINC supports multiple control units and uses encrypted connectivity to protect sensitive data.