The basic components of a fire alarm include a housing, smoke detection chamber/sensor, detection circuit board, alarm sounding device, and power supply.
Its appearance is novel, it uses a 9V battery, a large buzzer, connects to the internet via Wi-Fi, the battery casing is replaceable, and it can be installed in cabinets or on walls. Modern product design often utilizes 3D design software such as Solidworks, ProE, and AutoCAD.
Modern intelligent fire alarms have new functions, such as linkage with HVAC systems, smart elevators, smart doors and windows, and other smart home systems. They can send alarm notifications to mobile phones via wired or Wi-Fi networks and provide hazard details via voice. They also support wireless interconnection, APP notifications and remote muting, linkage with other devices, self-testing, and status reporting functions.






