Tesla SafeTech Pvt. Ltd. supplies, installs and maintains fire alarm systems in Chennai for offices, factories, warehouses, hospitals, schools, banks, apartments and homes. We have been working in fire safety since 2013 from our office in West Saidapet, Chennai.
A fire alarm system gives people an early warning so that they can leave the building safely before a fire spreads. Whether you are a business looking for fire alarm system dealers and suppliers in Chennai, or a building owner who needs an existing system tested and serviced, our team can help you choose the right detectors and alerting devices for your building.
Supply: Detectors, manual call points, sirens, hooters, sounders and the control panel that connects them, selected to suit the building and the type of risk in each area.
Installation: Our technicians plan the system around the building layout and install and test it before handing it over.
Testing and Inspection: A fire alarm system has to work on the day it is needed. Regular testing and inspection confirm that the detectors, the panel and the sounders respond as they should.
Maintenance: Routine servicing keeps the system in working condition. You can also cover it under our fire fighting AMC.
Detectors placed around the building watch for early signs of fire such as smoke, a sharp rise in temperature, flame or leaking gas. When a detector senses one of these, it signals the control panel, which switches on the sirens, hooters and sounders throughout the building so that everyone knows to evacuate. Anyone who notices a fire first can also raise the alarm by hand at a manual call point.
In more advanced systems, the alert can also be sent to a monitoring station or to emergency services. A fire alarm system can be connected with other fire protection equipment as well, such as a sprinkler system, so that detection and fire control work together.
The right detector depends on the building and on what is stored or done in each area. These are the detectors we supply and install.
Smoke Detectors: Sense smoke particles in the air and are the most widely used detectors in offices, homes, hospitals, schools and other public buildings. Common types include ionization and photoelectric detectors.
Heat Detectors: Trigger the alarm when the temperature rises beyond a set limit. They suit kitchens, warehouses and industrial areas where smoke or dust is normal and a smoke detector could give false alarms.
Carbon Monoxide Detectors: Monitor the level of carbon monoxide in the air, which rises during combustion, and raise the alarm when it increases.
Beam Detectors: Use an infrared light beam to detect smoke across large open areas such as warehouses, godowns and factory floors with high ceilings, where point-type detectors are not practical.
UV/IR Flame Detectors: Detect the ultraviolet or infrared radiation given off by an open flame, for high-risk areas such as fuel storage, chemical units and machine shops.
LPG Gas Leak Detectors: Warn of leaking LPG in kitchens, canteens and places where LPG cylinders are stored, before the gas reaches a dangerous level.
Multi Gas Leak Detectors: Sense several hazardous gases at once, for industrial facilities where more than one gas is in use.
Manual Call Points: Let occupants trigger the alarm by hand the moment they notice smoke or fire, even before a detector responds.
Fire Sirens, Hooters and Sounders: Give a loud audible alert throughout the building once a fire is detected.
Emergency Alarm Systems: Link the detectors, call points and sounders into one network, so that a fire anywhere on the premises alerts the whole building.
Offices, Banks and Commercial Buildings: Smoke detectors, manual call points and sounders on every floor help staff and visitors leave quickly.
Factories and Warehouses: Large floors and high ceilings are better covered by beam detectors and flame detectors, with gas leak detectors where gas is stored or used.
Hospitals, Schools and Universities: Early warning matters most where many people, including patients and children, need extra time to evacuate.
Apartments and Homes: Smoke detectors, and LPG gas leak detectors in kitchens, protect residents at all hours.
It gives an early warning, so everyone has time to leave the building safely.
It helps protect lives and reduces damage to the building, equipment and stock.
It protects residents at home, and employees and visiting clients at a place of business.
When connected with a sprinkler system, it helps control the fire as well as warn people about it.
A well-maintained fire alarm system helps a business comply with local fire safety regulations.
We have been working in fire safety since 2013.
Our products have given 100% satisfaction to our customers in fire safety products.
Tesla SafeTech provides the highest quality eco-friendly products.
Our products are quality checked before they are supplied.
Our technicians handle installation, testing, inspection and maintenance, so you deal with one team throughout.
Alongside fire alarms we also provide fire extinguishers, fire hydrant systems, suppression systems and fire safety training, so your fire protection can be planned together.
For us, fire safety is about protecting people first and business second.
It depends on the area being protected. Smoke detectors suit most offices and homes, heat detectors suit kitchens and dusty areas, beam detectors suit large halls and warehouses, and gas leak detectors are used wherever LPG or other gases are stored or used. Most buildings need a combination, which we plan around the building layout.
A fire alarm system should be inspected and serviced regularly by a trained technician so that it works when it is needed. An annual maintenance contract is a simple way to keep this on schedule.
Yes. We also install and service fire alarm systems in the industrial areas listed below.
To discuss a fire alarm system for your building in Chennai, call us on +91-99443 75679.
Tesla SafeTech installs and services fire alarm systems in these important industrial areas.
Hosur | Irungattukottai | Kanchipuram | Oragadam | Sriperumbudur