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Wireless detector networks with cable-grade reliability for warehouses, heritage buildings and temporary sites.
Fire detection meshes typically cover tens to a few hundred detectors, call points and sounders per building or site, all reporting to a single panel gateway. Every detector also repeats for its neighbors, so the network keeps working even if one node is damaged, removed or loses its path back to the panel. That redundancy lets sites get a wireless system that behaves, for reliability purposes, like a wired loop, without opening a single wall.

Fire code demands guaranteed message delivery, but pulling cable in heritage or temporary structures is often impossible.
Redundant routing means no single point of failure; every detector doubles as a repeater.
Talk to us about modules, gateways and reference designs for this use case.