The Fire Protection category includes all systems related to detect or to extinguish a fire, starting with the portable Extinguishers, Fire Exits (Signs, Doors and Ladders), Gas Detection, up to the automated Fire Suppression Systems (Total Flooding) , and the Fire Alarm Detection, and more.

Our professional team of experts, consultants, engineers and technicians will provide you with the best solution, installation and after-sales service guaranteed.

The two most common types of fire extinguishing are non-electrical systems and active electrical systems. There is a difference between an automatic fire extinguishing system and fire fighting equipment that requires human intervention. Automatic fire extinguishing systems react to the presence of fire alone. Effective fire protection must be responsive, cause little damage and be safe for people and the environment. If a fire breaks out in your business or in a building that you own or operate, you want a fire fighting system in place to eliminate the risk of damage and extinguish the fire as quickly as possible.

A fire extinguishing system is a group of units constructed to extinguish a fire through the use of substances. In short, it is to some extent what it sounds like: a system used to suppress and extinguish fires in a building. Effective fire protection systems must meet numerous critical requirements and be designed to best protect the specific environment in which they are used. Fire protection systems include fire extinguishers, fire alarm systems, fire suppression systems, and more.

Our staff ensures that your fire protection system is tested and ready for use before we turn it on for you. We also train your staff to understand the proper operating requirements to keep the system in optimum operating condition. Zod personnel are trained in the mechanical aspects of fire protection systems and have experience in installation and servicing. Our inspections ensure that your fire extinguishing systems function properly and comply with international standards and regulations.

Fire protection systems protect the people and equipment in your plant and reduce cleanup costs and downtime after an incident. globally, building codes and regulations determine when automatic fire protection systems must be in place, however, we are a little lacking in this field in Lebanon.