Fire Alarms

Fire alarms are safety devices designed to detect smoke, heat, or flames and alert occupants of a potential fire. They typically include sensors that identify signs of fire and a loud alarm to warn people to evacuate. Some systems are connected to emergency services for rapid response. Fire alarms are essential for early detection, helping to minimize injury and property damage by providing critical time for evacuation and intervention. Proper maintenance ensures they function correctly when needed, contributing to overall safety in homes, businesses, and public buildings.