NFPA 72
Fire Alarm & Signaling
The benchmark for the design, installation and testing of fire detection and alarm systems — the basis of every alarm network we deliver.
Fire safety only counts if it's done to standard. Every IES system is designed and installed to internationally recognised codes and Egyptian regulatory requirements.
We design to the standards specified by our clients and their consultants — including the global codes that govern detection and suppression.
For life-safety systems, "it should work" isn't good enough. We prove performance through calculation, certified equipment and documented commissioning — so approvals are straightforward and operators know exactly what they have.
We work across the full range of extinguishing agents — each selected for its hazard and specified to the governing standard.
| Agent | Type | Standard | Typical application |
|---|---|---|---|
| FM200 (HFC-227ea) | Chemical clean agent | NFPA 2001 | Server rooms, vaults, control rooms |
| CO₂ | Inert / asphyxiant | NFPA 12 | Generator rooms, plant, archives |
| Argonite (IG-541) | Inert gas blend | NFPA 2001 | Data centres, sensitive facilities |
| NAF S III | Fluoroketone clean agent | NFPA 2001 | Heritage sites, occupied archives |
| Water Mist | High-pressure water | NFPA 750 | Halls, machinery, hotels |
| Sprinkler | Wet-pipe water | NFPA 13 | Towers, hospitals, commercial |
| High-Expansion Foam | Foam concentrate | NFPA 11 | Chemical & fuel storage |
Standards shown indicate the governing design codes for each agent type. Specific project compliance is confirmed against client, consultant and Egyptian Civil Defence requirements.
Share your consultant's specification or Civil Defence requirement — we'll engineer a compliant system and document it end to end.