By Demes Group distributes Hochiki fire detection systems

En su portfolio, Hochiki has the Firewave hybrid wireless intelligent fire detection product range, integrated into the ESP protocol, and solutions that cover the installation needs in a large swath of the fire detection market in combination with Paradox Hellas analog fire panels.

By Demes Group has added fire detection systems to its portfolio. Hochiki, whose line is made up of 240 devices of different types.

Among the solutions is the Hochiki ESP protocol, known for having fully digital transmission, Check-Sum error detection and high interference immunity, providing high resistance to false alarms.

In addition, also provides very fast response to real alarms, by processing all signals without interruption, and grants a synchronization of all sirens, which prevents unwanted evacuations. It also offers easy troubleshooting by easily locating duplicate elements in the loop and allows automatic recalibration of the detectors., that is to say, the adjustment of the alarm level proportional to the 'contamination' of the sensors.

En su portfolio, Hochiki has the Firewave hybrid wireless intelligent fire detection product range, integrated into the ESP protocol. This seamless hybrid integration provides the installer with great flexibility in configuring the system to meet the specific needs of the building in which it is to be installed..

Firewave is a flexible fire detection solution, simple to install and maintain, which employs the latest radio technology and is suitable for a wide range of applications.

Hochiki makes it possible to cover the installation needs of a large part of the fire detection market in combination with analogue fire panels from Paradox Hellas, also distributed by By Demes Group.

Paradox Hellas Smartx panels are the ideal complement to Hochiki's range of single-loop addressable analog panels., compatible with ESP protocol.

Smartx fire panels offer advanced features and functions such as single loop analog panel, high intensity loop controller (500 mA), advanced ASR loop detector (Active Signal Reforming), to improve noise immunity in harsh environments, 16 logical zones, 2 conventional zone analog inputs, 2 powered and controlled siren outputs, 1 dry contact fault relay output, 4 generic open collector outputs, 2 generic dry contact outputs (N/O o N/C), auxiliary power connector and PSTN communicator for remote reporting of events to CRA, as well as friendly interface with list-based presentation with cursor keys navigation, filters and visible information format.

In addition, Smartx panels have a TCP/IP expansion port (optional) providing remote monitoring and control with SmartView software, management software that provides, both the installation engineer and the end user of a fire alarm system a powerful tool.

Among the functionalities it incorporates are connectivity through any TCP/IP network, LAN or remote connection to any Paradoz Hellas panel, including Matrix2000, Fighter y Smartx; complete remote panel monitoring, alarm, falla, bypass, etc.; access to remote programming for the installation engineer such as zone names and descriptions, cross zone delays, activation pool, etc.; and access to remote operations for the user (silence, restoration and/or evacuation).

SmartView software provides Smartx panels with a graphical loop overview of connected devices, Interactive floor plans that provide detailed and accurate information of what is happening in the protected area, Live Video stream integration Dahua, that allows you to associate cameras or CCTV recorder channels in interactive floor plans (showing the video stream in the same program interface), y hasta 20 Live simultaneous and independent connections to as many panels in different windows from one PC or workstation.

Hochiki Corporation is an independent multinational company based in Japan with more than 1.700 employees working across six production plants, 36 sales offices and 13 subsidiaries. Currently, manufactures more than 700.000 conventional and intelligent detectors and auxiliary equipment per year.