Lite-Tek Engineering Services
Lite-Tek
Fire Alarm Systems
All services in Kumasi
CAM 05 // FIRE ALARM PANEL

Smoke Detection & Audible Alarms to Protect Life and Property

Detection and alarm systems installed to protect life and property with smoke sensors, sirens, and call points.

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ENGINEER-LED INSTALLATION

Planned conduit routing, mathematically calculated electrical loads, certified earthing, and full post-commissioning handover in Kumasi.

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Sunday to Friday in Kumasi
System Overview

About This Installation

Early fire detection can mean the difference between minor contained smoke and catastrophic structural destruction. An engineered fire alarm system continuously samples air for smoke particles, sudden temperature increases, or combustion gases.

Lite-Tek installs conventional and addressable fire alarm panels, optical smoke detectors, thermal heat sensors for kitchens or dusty areas, manual break-glass call points, and high-decibel alarm sounders with visual strobes.

Engineering Benchmarks & Quality Standards

Optical photoelectric smoke detectors & rate-of-rise heat sensors
Multi-zone master fire alarm indicator control panel
High-decibel multi-tone alarm sounders with flashing visual strobes
Manual break-glass call points along escape corridors

What you need to decide before installation

  • Building Type: Residential homes, retail stores, educational facilities, storage warehouses, or office complexes.
  • Zone Layout: Dividing the building into clearly identifiable zones on the main indicator panel so alarms pinpoint exact locations.
  • Sensor Selection: Smoke detectors for hallways and offices, heat detectors for kitchens, garages, and generator rooms.
  • Call Point Locations: Manual break-glass stations along escape routes and exit stairwells.
  • Backup Power: Sealed lead-acid battery backup sized to maintain monitoring during prolonged power cuts.

What our installation involves

  1. 01Fire risk and building floorplan survey to determine zone demarcation and sensor spacing.
  2. 02Running fire-resistant cabling through surface trunking or concealed conduit.
  3. 03Installing detector bases, testing heads, manual call points, and alarm bells/sounders.
  4. 04Terminating circuits onto the master fire alarm control panel with end-of-line resistors.
  5. 05System commissioning with certified aerosol smoke testing, sounder audibility checks, and battery failover tests.