SYSTEMS & INTEGRATION

One system.
One response.

Anacon brings detection, alarm, control and suppression together so field events become a clear and coordinated plant response.

THE INTEGRATED RANGE

Protection beyond
a single detector.

Systems are selected and configured around the application, operating environment, applicable standards and required plant interfaces.

01

Fire alarm systems

Addressable and conventional detection architectures engineered around the facility, alarm strategy and required interfaces.

PROCESS PLANTS · UTILITIES · BUILDINGS
02

Video fire detection

Camera-based visual analytics for rapid recognition of smoke or flame in large, open or high-risk areas where conventional sensing can be challenging.

WAREHOUSES · HANGARS · OPEN PROCESS AREAS
03

Aspirating smoke detection

Very-early-warning smoke detection using actively sampled air for sensitive, mission-critical and difficult-to-access environments.

DATA CENTRES · CONTROL ROOMS · ELECTRICAL ROOMS
04

FM-200 & CO₂ suppression

Engineered clean-agent and carbon-dioxide suppression packages, integrated with detection, releasing logic, alarms and shutdown interfaces.

ENCLOSED HAZARDS · EQUIPMENT ROOMS · PROCESS APPLICATIONS
05

Linear heat-sensing cables

Continuous heat detection along cable routes, conveyors, tunnels and other extended hazards where point detection alone is insufficient.

CABLE GALLERIES · CONVEYORS · TUNNELS
HOW WE INTEGRATE

Sense. Interpret.
Act.

01

Sense the condition

Gas, flame, smoke, heat and visual inputs are selected around the hazard and coverage requirement.

02

Interpret the event

Control panels, logic and plant interfaces convert field signals into clear alarms, status and cause-and-effect actions.

03

Initiate the response

Notification, shutdown, ventilation or suppression actions are coordinated to the approved system philosophy.

ENGINEER A COMPLETE SYSTEM

Start with the
hazard.

Share your facility, risk areas and required interfaces. Our engineers will help define a practical detection and response architecture.

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