PROJECT STEP
Build a device and floor schedule
List every detector, call point, siren, repeater, gateway and panel by floor and room, including power availability and required local response.
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LoRa Fire Alarm Systems for Multi-Storey Buildings
Long range in an open area does not guarantee reliable coverage through reinforced floors, shafts, plant rooms or metal structures.
PROJECT STEP
Mark difficult radio paths
Identify reinforced slabs, lift cores, fire doors, metal racks, plant rooms and long horizontal routes that may affect the proposed topology.
PROJECT STEP
Define repeater and panel assumptions
Record hop limits, supported capacity, panel locations, repeater power and backup, supervision and the response to a lost device or path.
PROJECT STEP
Specify offline behaviour
Document what alarms locally, what reaches the panel, what requires internet or cellular service and how staff are notified during upstream failure.
PROJECT STEP
Test in stages
Validate representative rooms, floor transitions and difficult paths before full installation, then retain signal and functional test records.
PROJECT STEP
Control the final system version
Freeze compatible models, frequencies, firmware, antennas, repeaters, labels and manuals before production and commissioning.
BUYER FAQ
Questions buyers should confirm
How many floors can one LoRa panel cover?
A floor count alone is not a reliable design input. Capacity, construction and measured signal paths determine the required topology.
Are repeaters always required?
Not always, but their need and placement should be based on the building and validated signal plan rather than an open-area distance claim.
What should be tested at commissioning?
Test device enrolment, alarm transmission, local notification, faults, communication loss, backup power and every agreed failure scenario.
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