Wireless Fire Alarm System

Wireless Fire Alarm System

A wireless fire alarm system uses radio links instead of cable runs to carry signals from detectors and modules to the central control panel. FireSmart designs and manufactures every part of the system in Vietnam, so you can source the complete kit — panel, detectors, modules, alerting devices and software — from one factory.

A typical FireSmart wireless system includes smoke detectors and heat sensors, a central control panel, a mobile app and alerting devices such as alarm bells and indicator lights.

Advantages of wireless fire alarm systems

• Flexible and quick installation: no cables to run through walls or ceilings, so the system goes into existing buildings without disturbing the structure.
• Clean interiors: no visible wiring, which suits hotels, offices and heritage buildings.
• Easy expansion: adding detectors later is straightforward as the building changes.
• Reliable signalling: devices form a mesh network in which each device talks to its neighbours, so a signal always has more than one path back to the panel.
• Remote monitoring: connect to building management software and follow the system from a PC or smartphone.
• Integration: link the panel with other safety and security systems.

Choose the right components

• Control panels: wireless fire alarm control panel WCP1 for wireless networks; Picom touch-screen panel for larger sites.
• Detectors: wireless heat detector WHD-1, the FireWatch multi-point heat detector, and standalone units (FS-SS-002 smoke, FS-SH-002 heat) for small premises without a panel.
• Modules: wireless monitoring and control modules, a contact monitoring module and a network interface module for connecting to third-party systems.
• Alerting and reporting: voice evacuation speakers, the FCOM fire alarm transmission device and FAMS management software.

Buying from FireSmart

Send your floor plans or device list through our request a quote form and our engineers will propose a system layout. Installers and distributors can apply to become a distributor, and brands can order under their own name through OEM and private label manufacturing. Datasheets are in the catalog and datasheets library, and the current standards status for each market is on our certifications and compliance page.

New to wireless fire detection? Read our wireless fire alarm systems guide for a full walkthrough — how it works, wireless vs. wired, RF reliability and total cost of ownership.