Fire Protection systems for Hospitals

Fire Protection systems for Hospitals Specification

Installation Type
Wall mounted, ceiling mounted, in-wall piping, surface piping

Connectivity Type
Wired with optional wireless connectivity

Coating Type
Anti-corrosive paint coating

Technology
Automatic & Manual Fire Protection Systems

Coverage Area
Customized as per site layout, typically 1000-10000 sq. m.

Mounting Type
Surface, wall, and ceiling mounting options

Fire Class
Class A, B, C and Electrical Fires

Fire Extinguisher Type
Water, Foam, CO2, ABC Dry Powder

Features
Smoke detection, heat detection, alarm integration, rapid suppression, 24/7 monitoring, centralized control

Control Type
Manual/Automatic Control Panel

Voltage
220-240V AC

Shape
Cylindrical, rectangular (panels/tanks)

Operating Pressure
8-10 Bar (average)

Energy Efficiency Rating
High efficiency, power-saving design

Working Temperature
-10C to +55C

Application
Hospitals, medical complexes, healthcare facilities

Max Flow Rate
Up to 2400 LPM (liters per minute)

Diameter
25 mm to 150 mm (varies by pipeline/component)

Capacity
2 kg to 50 kg (portable extinguishers); 500-5000 L (hydrant tank)

Pressure
7-12 Bar (system dependent)

Fire Protection systems for Hospitals Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Unit

Supply Ability
2 Units Per Week

Delivery Time
10-15 Days

Main Domestic Market
Central India

About Fire Protection systems for Hospitals

We are offering our client a wide range of Fire Protection Equipment for Hospitals and Institutes in which we are dealing. Following are the products include in this industry are:

Fire Extinguisher and Charts
Conventional Fire Detection Systems
Squeeze Grip Fire Extinguisher

Cease Fire Extinguisher
Carbon Dioxide Fire Extinguisher

Mini Extinguisher with Safety Pin
Dry Chemical Powder Fire Extinguisher
Mechanical Foam Fire Extinguisher
ABC Dry Powder Fire Extinguishers
Fire Extinguisher Chart
Clean Agent Type Fire Extinguisher
Fire Suppression Systems
Gas Abort Switch
Fire Suppression System
Gas Based Fire Suppression Systems
Hydrant System
Security Systems
Fire Trace Systems
Fire Sprinkler
Fire Protection System
sAccess Control System
Control Panels and Fire Alarm Accessories
Manual Call Point
Manual Call Box
Conventional Fire Alarm Control Panel
Fire Hooters
Smoke Detectors
Response Indicators
Plastic Response Indicator
Metal Response Indicator

Rapid Response and Integrated Alarm Systems

Our hospital fire protection solution activates within 30 seconds, utilizing dual sensors to detect both heat and smoke. Integrated audio and visual alarms promptly notify occupants and the medical team, improving evacuation and safety. LCD/LED panels offer real-time system status, ensuring swift action by both staff and responders during any fire event.

Comprehensive Water-Based Protection

The system is equipped with landing valve hydrant sets and concealed/pendant sprinklers to reach all hazard points. Customizable water tanks (MS, FRP, SS) and galvanized, mild, or stainless steel pipes provide high durability and anti-corrosive performance. Maximum flow rates up to 2400 LPM and coverage of up to 10,000 sq. m. deliver powerful fire suppression for diverse hospital layouts.

Ease of Maintenance and BMS Integration

Designed for hospital environments, our fire protection systems offer straightforward maintenance with quarterly inspections and annual audits. They seamlessly integrate with Building Management Systems (BMS), providing centralized control, 24/7 monitoring, and quick troubleshooting. High energy efficiency and battery backup ensure continuous operation even during power outages.

FAQs of Fire Protection systems for Hospitals:

Q: How does the fire protection system ensure rapid response in hospital environments?

A: Equipped with advanced dual smoke and heat sensors, the system triggers audio and visual alarms within 30 seconds of fire detection, enabling prompt evacuation and intervention to maximize safety for patients and staff.

Q: What types of sensors are used, and how do they improve detection?

A: Dual sensors for smoke and heat provide more comprehensive and reliable fire detection, minimizing false alarms and ensuring early activation for both smoldering and fast-burning fires common in hospital settings.

Q: When should the system be maintained, and what does maintenance involve?

A: Routine quarterly inspections and annual performance audits are recommended to ensure optimal operation. Maintenance includes checking sensors, alarms, water flow rates, battery backup, and verifying integration with the hospitals BMS.

Q: Where can these fire protection systems be installed within healthcare facilities?

A: The systems are highly adaptable, allowing for installation in patient wards, operating rooms, corridors, utility areas, and centralized monitoring centers through wall mounting, ceiling mounting, in-wall, or surface piping.

Q: What process does the system follow upon fire detection?

A: Upon detection, the system activates alarms, triggers sprinkler or hydrant operations based on the control panels settings, and displays status updates on LCD/LED panels, all while maintaining power through inbuilt battery backup for up to 12 hours.

Q: How does integrating with the hospitals Building Management System (BMS) benefit fire safety?

A: Integration with BMS allows centralized monitoring, automated alerts, and remote control, streamlining emergency protocols and reducing response time during fire incidents for enhanced safety management.

Q: What are the usage advantages of this system for medical complexes and healthcare facilities?

A: Benefits include high energy efficiency, wide coverage, customizability, rapid fire suppression, support for multiple fire extinguisher types, durable anti-corrosive components, and robust backup power to maintain protection during electrical failures.