Conventional Systems

The term “conventional fire” applies to systems which are based on older technology, but they are ideally suited for smaller installations because panels and "devices" are generally much more cost effective.

With a conventional system, devices such as call points and smoke detectors, are installed onto zonal wiring which normally consists of 2 wires. Bell/Sounder circuits are then run independently, again on 2 wires.  

ADT's MZXC+ Range

The design of MZXC+ provides a high feature, yet low cost solution for smaller buildings and offers up to 32 "zones". In addition standard MZXC+ features can minimise installations costs, and simplify connections.