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INTRODUCTI

ON
52 RASTRIYA BAL
nd

VAIGYANIK
PRADARSHANI

Title: FIRE DETECTION AND CALL


ALERT SYSTEM

KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA
AURANGABAD.
Name: Divyanshu Ramesh Kharat
___________ ________
Sign Guide Teacher Sign
Principal Sir

DESCRIPTION
Fire Detection and Call Alert System is a safety
device designed to detect the presence of fire and
automatically initiate an alarm to alert occupants
and emergency services.
FIRE DETECTOR’S : These sensors are
strategically placed throughout a building to detect
smoke, heat, or flames. In my model I used Flame
sensor to detect fire.
 KEY FEATURES: Early Detection: Detects
fires in their early stages, allowing for prompt
response and minimizing damage.
 Automatic Alerting: Automatically triggers
alarms and calls emergency services, saving
valuable time and reducing response time.
 Remote Monitoring: Some systems offer
remote monitoring capabilities, enabling users
to monitor the system's status remotely.
 Integration with Other Systems: Can be
integrated with other security systems, such as
access control and CCTV, for comprehensive
security solutions.
 Enhanced Safety: Provides peace of mind
and protects lives and property by detecting
and responding to fire emergencies promptly.

APPLICATIONS:

 Residential Buildings

 Commercial Buildings

 Industrial Facilities

 Public Buildings (schools, hospitals, etc.)

COMPONENTS:

Arduino UNO: GSM Module:


Flame Sensor:
Buzzer:
LI-PO Battery:

ILLUSTRATION:

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