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At Sygma, we provide a comprehensive range of professional fire alarm systems and tailored maintenance packages designed to protect your commercial premises from the risks of smoke and fire. Our experienced engineers install, test, and service systems to meet current fire safety standards, ensuring your business stays compliant and secure. From offices and retail units to industrial facilities and multi-occupancy buildings, Sygma delivers reliable, cost-effective solutions with ongoing support, helping you safeguard staff, visitors, and assets while reducing the risk of fire-related incidents.

Current UK fire alarm regulations require all business premises to have an appropriate fire detection system. This means that if a fire occurs, the system needs to be able to detect it and easily warn anyone in the building.
According to the UK Government website, as an employer, you are known as the ‘responsible person’ and are fully responsible for the fire safety of the business. Installing a fire alarm is, therefore, an easy way to ensure the safety of your employees as well as knowing you are abiding by current regulations.
Fire Alarm System Testing
According to British Standard BS 5839, all commercial properties must test their fire alarms weekly. Testing will allow you to identify any system faults and keep you compliant with the Fire Alarm Regulations (UK).
If your fire alarm system fails in the event of a fire and you are found to have neglected testing and maintenance, you may face prosecution for any injury sustained by the people in your care.
Conventional fire alarm systems divide your premises into broad zones. This type of system is most suitable for low-risk environments such as small offices or homes. In the event of an alert, the fire alarm panel can identify the entire zone where the alert came from but will not be able to pinpoint the exact area of the triggered alarm.
Addressable fire alarm systems assign each individual device a unique electronic address. This makes it easier to identify which device has been triggered and spot the location of a fire if an alarm is active. The system can then quickly notify local responders to take necessary action. These alarms are most suitable for larger and more high-risk areas, such as schools, large offices, and hospitals.
Wireless fire alarm systems work similarly to addressable fire alarms. Instead of wires, they use a secure wireless link between the sensors and the fire alarm panel. These fire alarms are most suited to premises which would like to avoid using lots of cable for aesthetic reasons, such as historical buildings, museums and religious spaces.
Our service includes the design, fitting, and installation of your new commercial fire alarm system. Fire System Designers will survey your building and discuss your objectives for the system’s output. After agreeing on a commercial fire alarm system that meets the requirements and objectives set out in your fire risk assessment, a quotation will be provided.
Our fire alarm installation team will then return to fix the system cabling and provision of power to the control and indicate equipment located as per the specification drawings. Our team will then install the Fire Alarm Control Panel and the device mounting bases. We will also energise the circuits and conduct system checks to ensure all devices are connected to the master panel. We will then conduct the commissioning of the system ready for handover, install zone plans and produce documentation in accordance with the British Standards recommendations.


Our service includes the design, fitting, and installation of your new commercial fire alarm system. Fire System Designers will survey your building and discuss your objectives for the system’s output. After agreeing on a commercial fire alarm system that meets the requirements and objectives set out in your fire risk assessment, a quotation will be provided.
Our fire alarm installation team will then return to fix the system cabling and provision of power to the control and indicate equipment located as per the specification drawings. Our team will then install the Fire Alarm Control Panel and the device mounting bases. We will also energise the circuits and conduct system checks to ensure all devices are connected to the master panel. We will then conduct the commissioning of the system ready for handover, install zone plans and produce documentation in accordance with the British Standards recommendations.
– Nationwide coverage of qualified professional engineers
– Full BAFE approval in fire detection and alarm systems
– Approved contractor by SAFEContractor, CHAS and ConstructionLine
– Only robust, high quality manufacturers of equipment
– Team of dedicated and professional account managers
– Free site survey
With engineers across the UK, Sygma can enter a project at any stage, from supporting you through the architectural phase for new buildings to helping design a new system for your existing site. We are on hand to guide you through the design, installation, commissioning and programming of regular service visits.
Every fire safety project is carefully managed with you in mind as your committed service partner. If you are interested in any of our fire alarm services or would like to book a free site survey, please contact us today.

Reach out to Sygma today and let our experts handle all your commercial fire alarm installation needs.
Sygma - London Office
54 Poland St
London
W1F 7NJ
Sygma - Kent Office
Unit 4A Geerings Business Centre
Kent
TN23 1EP
Sygma - Suffolk Office
Unit K, Blois Meadow Business Centre
Suffolk
CB9 7BN
Fire alarm systems include conventional, addressable, wireless, and hybrid setups. Conventional systems suit smaller buildings, while addressable fire alarms are ideal for larger or high-risk sites as they identify the exact trigger point. Wireless and hybrid fire alarm installations offer flexibility where cabling is difficult.
The best fire alarm system depends on your building size, occupancy, and fire risk. Small offices may only need conventional systems, while hospitals, care homes, or large premises often require addressable alarms for full compliance with BS 5839-1:2025. A professional fire alarm installer, like Sygma, can carry out a survey and recommend the right solution.
UK regulations require weekly fire alarm testing by the responsible person and professional servicing every six months. Regular fire alarm maintenance ensures compliance with BS 5839-1:2025 and keeps your system reliable in an emergency.
Yes. Modern fire alarm systems can integrate with CCTV, access control, sprinklers, and intruder alarms. This creates a connected security and safety network, improving response times and overall workplace protection.
All UK commercial fire alarm systems should comply with BS 5839-1:2025, the British Standard for design, installation, and maintenance. Choosing a certified fire alarm installer like Sygma ensures your system is compliant, reliable, and tailored to your property’s needs.
Reach out to our Commercial Fire Alarm Installation team today.


