VESDA (Very Early Smoke Detection Apparatus)

VESDA is a highly sensitive aspirating smoke detection system that draws air through pipes into a laser detection chamber, enabling it to identify smoke particles much earlier than conventional detectors often before smoke is visible allowing faster response and damage prevention.

Why to choose VESDA System?

Very early warning

Detects at the earliest stages (pre-alarm), enabling investigation before an emergency.

High sensitivity

Adjustable alarm thresholds (e.g., Alert, Action, Fire 1, Fire 2) to match your risk profile.

Stable in harsh environments

Performs well in high airflow, dusty, or high-ceiling areas where spot detectors struggle.

Continuous sampling

24/7 active air sampling for consistent protection.

Low visual impact

Discreet capillaries and sampling points maintain clean aesthetics.

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