GIAS SafetyFire safety equipment
We supply, install and maintain fire protection and safety equipment for buildings in Makkah. Pick what you need and ask for a quote on WhatsApp.
The types shown are general examples. Tell us what you need and we will suggest what suits your building.
Fire extinguishers
Dry powder extinguisher
A multi-purpose extinguisher for common fire types, widely used in buildings, warehouses and vehicles.
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Suited to fires in electrical panels and equipment, and leaves no residue after use.
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Used on fires in flammable liquids such as fuel, and in solids such as wood and paper.
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Fire alarm systems
Conventional alarm panel
Divides the building into zones and shows which zone raised the alarm. Suits small and medium buildings.
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Identifies each detector by location, so the source of an alarm is known straight away. Suits large buildings and hotels.
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Lets anyone who spots a fire raise the alarm by hand. Fitted near exits and along corridors.
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Alerts everyone in the building with a clear sound when the alarm goes off.
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Fire detectors
Smoke detector
Picks up smoke early. Fitted in rooms and corridors.
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Responds to rising heat. Suits places where smoke or steam could cause false alarms, such as kitchens.
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Fire pumps
Main fire pump
Feeds water into the building’s fire network at the required pressure when needed.
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A small pump that keeps the network pressure steady, so the main pump does not start without need.
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Hose reels and cabinets
Fire hose reel
A hose wound on a reel and connected to the water supply, quick to pull out and use.
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Keeps the hose reel, and often an extinguisher, in one visible place on the wall.
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Fire doors and exits
Fire-rated door
Slows the spread of fire and smoke between parts of the building and protects the escape route.
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A horizontal bar that opens the door with one push from inside, for a quick exit in an emergency.
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Emergency lighting and signs
Emergency light
Switches on by itself during a power cut, so the way out stays visible.
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Points to the nearest exit and runs on a backup battery during a power cut.
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CCTV
IP camera
A digital camera on the network that sends a clear picture, and can be set up for viewing on your phone.
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Records and stores camera footage so you can review it when needed.
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Electrical supplies
Distribution board
Houses the breakers in one place and distributes power to the building’s circuits.
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Cuts the power automatically on overload or short circuit, protecting the wiring from overheating and fire.
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