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Fire Alarm Kits

A kit pairs a control panel with its detection and alarm devices, so the main parts of a system arrive together. These ESP kits come in two formats: MagDuo two-wire, which runs detectors and sounders on a single pair of cables, and MAGfire conventional, which uses zoned wiring. Both are offered in a range of zone sizes, with the two-wire panels also available in a black finish.

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Why choose a kit

A fire alarm kit pairs a control panel with its detection and alarm devices, so the main parts of a system arrive together rather than being sourced one by one. It is a tidy starting point for an installation, giving you matched components that are built to work as a set from the outset.

Two-wire and conventional formats

Kits come in two wiring formats. Two-wire systems run both detectors and sounders along a single pair of cables, which keeps the wiring simpler during installation. Conventional kits use zoned wiring, grouping devices into areas of the building. Both approaches cover the core of a system; the difference is in how the cabling is run.

Choosing the zone size

Kits are offered in a range of zone sizes, so you can match the kit to the layout you need to cover. A smaller zone count suits a compact site, while a larger one supports a building split into more areas. Picking the zone size early helps the rest of the installation fall into place.

Finishes and adding to a kit

Two-wire panels are also offered in a black finish where a darker panel suits the setting better than the standard option. As a system grows, a kit can be a base to build from, with extra detectors, sounders and supporting parts added later to suit the building.

How to choose

Decide first on the wiring format that fits the installation, then choose the zone size for the area you need to cover. From there, pick the finish that suits the location and plan for any parts you may add as the system develops. A kit gives you a coordinated foundation to start from. Free UK delivery over £99, worldwide shipping.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a fire alarm kit include?
A kit pairs a control panel with its detection and alarm devices, so the core parts of a system arrive together as a matched set rather than being sourced separately.

What is the difference between two-wire and conventional kits?
Two-wire kits run detectors and sounders on a single pair of cables, which simplifies the wiring. Conventional kits use zoned wiring that groups devices into areas of the building.

How do I pick the right zone size?
Match the zone count to the building you need to cover. A smaller count suits a compact site, while a larger one supports premises split into more areas. Decide this early, as it shapes the rest of the installation.

Can I add to a kit later?
Yes. A kit works as a base to build from, with extra detectors, sounders and supporting parts added afterwards as the system grows to suit the building.

Are kits available in different finishes?
Two-wire panels are also offered in a black finish, which suits settings where a darker panel works better than the standard option.

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