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MKII Soft & Hard Addressable Fire Alarm System


As a company who invests heavily in the development of our products we made a decision in 2011 to design a brand new addressable protocol which we have named the Fyreye MKII Protocol.

While the existing protocol has served Zeta Alarm Systems well for many years, it is a dated protocol, which has several limitations. The new Fyreye MKII Protocol has been designed to be flexible, with plenty of room for future expansion. This will allow us to continue developing innovative new products, without being restricted by protocol limitations imposed by the existing protocol.

A weak point of the existing protocol is error checking. We have taken the opportunity to increase the error checking capability eight fold. While this level of error protection could be considered overkill, we believe that the robustness this gives, will allow Fyreye MKII Protocol systems to function error free, even under extreme conditions.



Features Of Fyreye MKII Protocol



Wireless Fire Alarm Systems

Wireless technology is now an everyday part of our lives, both at home and in the workplace - having radically changed the way we work and communicate. Parallel advances in battery technology and electronic components that operate at much lower voltages and power levels have helped to make this possible.

Safety critical installations such as fire detection and alarm systems often require large numbers of field devices to be fitted which, for reasons of integrity and lifetime cost of ownership, are still preferred, specified and will remain as hardwired types for the foreseeable future. It is therefore clear that there is a place for both types of technology 'wired' and 'wireless' when designing and specifying a fire detection system. Wired devices should be used where cables are easy and cost effective to install, and wireless devices should be used where the installation of cables would be expensive, time consuming, impractical or just impossible.





Special Features

Aspiration Detection Systems


The FyreSense Aspirating Smoke Detection System uses fans to draw air from the protected area via pipes and sampling holes. The air is then passed through a high sensitivity detector. FyreSense has many advantages over ceiling mounted point detectors

Special Features



Addressable Fire Alarm Systems


The Premier Quatro is the new 4 loop analogue addressable fire alarm panel from Zeta Alarm Systems





Linear Heat Detection Systems


The Zeta Heat tracer system consists of a control module, and a special 4 core heat tracer cable. The cable has 4 cores, 2 are covered with negative temperature co-efficient (NTC) material, the other 2 have normal PVC insulation. The cores are twisted together and protected by an outer sheath of high temperature flame retardent PVC insulation.

The Primary mechanism of heat (fire) detection is that the dielectric between the 2 NTC cores is monitored for any change, and compared to the 2 PVC cores.