Asenware
AW-CFP2166-2
2 Zone Fire Alarm Control Panel AW-CFP2166-2
- Conventional Fire Alarm Control Panel
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Fire Alarm & Detection
Fire alarm and detection equipment for residential, commercial and institutional buildings, including control panels, detectors, sounders and call points.
Tell us the size and layout of the building and we can advise on suitable detection equipment and coverage.
- Control Panels
- Smoke Detectors
- Heat Detectors
- Manual Call Points
- Sounders & Beacons
- Repeater Panels
- Interfaces & Modules
20 models listed
Fire Alarm & Detection products
Actual models we supply, with manufacturer specifications where published. Filter by equipment group, then open a model for full details or request a quotation.
Asenware
AW-CFP2166-4-8
4 Zone Fire Alarm Control Panel AW-CFP2166-4-8
- Conventional Fire Alarm Control Panel
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AW-CFP2166-04-16
8 Zone Fire alarm control Panel
- Conventional Fire Alarm Control Panel
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Asenware
AW-CSD381
LPCB EN54 approve conventional smoke detector AW-CSD381
- Conventional Smoke Detector
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AW-CTD382
Conventional heat detector with LPCB EN54 certification AW-CTD382
- Conventional Heat Detector
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AW-D135C
Conventional Manual Call Point AW-D135C
- Conventional Manual Call Point
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AW-CSS2166-2
Conventional Fire Strobe Sounder AW-CSS2166-2
- Conventional Sounder Flasher
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Guidance
Choosing the right fire detection equipment
Building layout
The number of floors, rooms and protected areas determines how many devices are needed and how they are arranged.
Detector coverage
Ceiling heights, room sizes and the way each space is used all affect where detectors should be positioned.
Conventional or addressable
Smaller buildings are often served by conventional equipment, while larger buildings benefit from addressable systems that identify the device.
Sounders and call points
Occupants need to hear an alarm throughout the building, and manual call points are placed on escape routes.
Zoning
Dividing the building into zones makes it easier to identify where an alarm originated during an evacuation.
Existing systems
If a fire panel is already installed, we can review what can be extended or reused before quoting replacements.
Share the building layout and intended coverage and we will confirm suitable equipment and installation requirements. Request advice or a site assessment.
Next step
Need help specifying fire detection equipment?
Tell us the type and size of the building, the areas that need coverage and whether a fire panel is already installed. We can help identify suitable equipment and installation requirements.