A Fire Detection and Alarm System (FDAS) is essential for providing early warning during fire incidents, allowing occupants to evacuate safely and enabling a prompt emergency response. It also helps protect property, minimize damage, and ensure compliance with fire safety regulations such as the Fire Code of the Philippines (RA 9514).

Automatic Fire Suppression or Sprinkler System is essential for providing immediate response to fire incidents by detecting heat and automatically discharging water or suppressant to control or extinguish the flames. This rapid action greatly reduces the risk of fire spreading, protecting lives, property, and critical infrastructure. The system operates continuously, offering 24/7 fire protection even when the building is unoccupied. It also ensures compliance with fire safety standards such as the Fire Code of the Philippines (RA 9514) and NFPA 13, which are crucial for building safety and regulatory approval.

A Smoke Extraction System is vital for removing smoke, heat, and toxic gases during a fire, significantly improving visibility and air quality to aid in safe evacuation. It helps prevent smoke accumulation, which is a leading cause of injury and death during fire emergencies. By maintaining clear escape routes and reducing smoke damage, the system also supports firefighting operations and protects property. Properly installed smoke extraction systems are essential for complying with fire safety codes and enhancing overall building safety.

A Wet Standpipe System is a critical fire protection feature that ensures a constant and pressurized water supply is readily available for firefighting operations. It allows firefighters or trained personnel to quickly access water through strategically placed hose connections, improving response time and fire control, especially in multi-level buildings. This system enhances occupant safety, reduces property damage, and supports compliance with fire safety regulations such as the Fire Code of the Philippines (RA 9514).

Fire-rated doors are essential for containing the spread of fire and smoke within a building, helping to compartmentalize affected areas and protect escape routes. They provide valuable time for occupants to evacuate safely and for emergency responders to control the fire. Compliant with fire safety codes like the Fire Code of the Philippines (RA 9514), fire-rated doors are a critical component of passive fire protection in any structure.