Wireless Fire Alarm Interlock System
Wireless alarms from your existing fire panel, gathered live in the cloud — no wiring work needed.
Overview
A terminal that adds wireless connectivity to an existing fire panel: it picks up the panel's alarm output contact, carries alarms and equipment status over our own radio network, and redundant gateways push it to the cloud over LTE. Even with no one on site, a fire alarm or equipment fault is known immediately.
Key Features
Redundant gateways
Two management gateways watch each other and automatically take over each other's role — even a link fault triggers failover.
Your existing panel, untouched
The certified fire panel stays untouched — FireLink works only as an auxiliary device that relays its alarms outward.
Instant alerts
It distinguishes and alerts on fire alarms as well as panel faults, power faults and lost terminal links.
Continuous self-check
Every terminal and gateway reports its status periodically, so you always know it's alive — even when nothing is wrong.
How It Connects
01 / INPUT
Fire panel
The existing panel passes its alarm output through a dry contact, using the panel's own power — no separate power wiring needed.
Contact
02 / WIRELESS
FireLink terminal
Alarms and terminal status travel over our own radio network.
Wireless
03 / GATEWAY
Redundant gateways
They collect the radio data and reach the cloud over LTE.
LTE
04 / NETWORK
LTE network
Base stations carry the link to the cloud, with no separate internet line at the site.
Backbone
05 / CLOUD
Cloud monitoring
Check many sites at once and tell alarms from equipment faults.
Fire panel (alarm contact) → FireLink terminal → our radio network → redundant gateways (mutual supervision, automatic failover) → LTE → cloud monitoring (web dashboard, real-time alerts). The connection and monitoring scope is designed around the panel type, the building and the number of terminals.
What It Monitors
Fire alarm
When the panel's alarm input is detected, that site's event goes to the cloud.
- Detects
- Alarm input detected
- Next
- Confirm the site alarm and start the response procedure
Panel fault
Fault output is told apart from an alarm, showing which site needs inspection.
- Detects
- Panel fault input detected
- Next
- Check the panel and its connections
Power fault
Power abnormalities feed into inspection; the scope depends on how the site is configured.
- Detects
- Power-related abnormality
- Next
- Check the site's power supply
Link loss
Periodic status reports identify which terminal went silent.
- Detects
- No status report from a terminal
- Next
- Check the terminal and gateway link
Specifications
- System
- Panel terminal, redundant management gateway, cloud monitoring
- Panel interface
- Dry contact from the fire panel's alarm output
- Terminal ↔ gateway
- Our own radio network on a domestic licence-free band
- Gateway ↔ cloud
- LTE cellular
- Power
- Uses the panel's internal 24V power — no separate power wiring needed
- Fault handling
- Redundant gateways with mutual supervision and automatic failover
- Monitored
- Fire alarm, panel fault, power fault, link status
- Monitoring and alerts
- Web dashboard and real-time alerts (app/SMS integration available)
Specifications are adjusted to the site and its requirements — contact us for the confirmed figures.
Detailed specifications and available integrations depend on the installation and supply configuration. FireLink assists in relaying alarms and does not replace legally required fire-safety equipment.
Applications
- Factories and warehouses
- Multi-story retail and offices
- Schools and dormitories
- Unmanned facilities and electrical rooms
- Multi-location franchises
- Remote management of existing fire-safety systems
Before You Connect
01Do we have to replace our existing fire panel?
No — it uses the existing panel's alarm output contact. Before adoption we check the output type, the available signals and the power conditions to decide the scope.
02Does wireless mean no wiring at all?
The terminal-to-gateway link is wireless, but the panel and the terminal still need signal and power connections, and the site's layout and radio conditions may require more work.
03Can alerts arrive by app or SMS?
App and SMS integration can be arranged alongside cloud monitoring; channels, recipients and running cost are settled during consultation.
04What should we prepare for a consultation?
The building's use and size, the panel model and count, and how you want to monitor it. Site photos or drawings let us review the connection method and gateway layout.
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Considering it for your site?
Tell us the installation environment and the requirements — we will review configuration, schedule and cost with you.
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