Solo
Solo for fire detection and control.
About Solo
If you’re considering Solo for fire detection and control, start with the panel capacity, detector types and compatibility your system needs.
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Typical products
Review Solo's current range of control panels, smoke and heat detectors, manual alarm devices, interfaces and notification equipment.
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How to specify
Define a conventional or addressable system, protocol, loop or zone capacity, detector type, environmental conditions and required accessories.
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Certifications
Match the exact model to the required EN 54, UL, FM, marine or local certification, where applicable.
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Brand benefits
Selecting compatible panels and field devices from one supported system range can simplify integration, testing and future maintenance.
Where And How To Use The Range
Choosing For Your Application
- Review Solo's current range of control panels, smoke and heat detectors, manual alarm devices, interfaces and notification equipment.
- Define a conventional or addressable system, protocol, loop or zone capacity, detector type, environmental conditions and required accessories.
- Match the exact model to the required EN 54, UL, FM, marine or local certification, where applicable.
- Selecting compatible panels and field devices from one supported system range can simplify integration, testing and future maintenance.
Solutions supported by Solo
Services available for Solo systems
Contact our team for availability, delivery and support options in your country.
Frequently Asked Questions
What fire detection products does Solo offer?
You can explore Solo's current range for control panels, detectors, manual alarm devices, interfaces and notification equipment. The available families and protocols vary by market.
How do I select a Solo fire alarm system?
Start with a conventional or addressable system, then match the panel capacity, protocol, detectors, interfaces, alarm devices and environmental requirements.
How do approvals vary across Solo products?
EN 54, UL, FM and marine approvals cover specific models and configurations. Available approvals vary across product ranges and regions.
How should I compare Solo with another fire alarm brand?
You can compare system compatibility, detector technology, panel capacity, certification, integration options, local support and spare-part availability.
What should I send to identify a replacement Solo part?
Send the full part number and clear photographs of the equipment label. Include the equipment it connects to and describe any changes to the installation. This helps distinguish versions that look alike.
What should I include in a request for a quotation?
Include the model or specification, quantity, delivery country and required date. Attach any required certificates or drawings so the proposed item can be checked before you order.
