FireCell is a leading wireless fire detection and alarm system platform developed by EMS, offering fully compliant, cable-free fire safety solutions.
FireCell is the flagship wireless fire detection platform manufactured by EMS (Electronic Modular Services), a division of Carrier. Engineered in the United Kingdom, FireCell is designed to meet stringent fire safety standards (including EN54-25) while eliminating the need for complex cabling. The system is particularly renowned for its suitability in heritage buildings, complex architectural structures, and time-critical projects where traditional wired systems are impractical.
The FireCell product range encompasses a complete ecosystem of wireless devices, including control panels, smoke and heat detectors, sounders, beacons, call points, and door controllers. Utilizing advanced radio technology, FireCell ensures robust communication and reliability comparable to wired systems. It supports scalable installations ranging from small setups to extensive networks with thousands of devices, providing flexibility for installers and facility managers.
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Most FireCell devices require specific alkaline batteries to maintain certification and performance, typically Panasonic LR6AD Powerline or Varta 4006 Industrial (AA) and Panasonic LR14AD Powerline or Varta 4014 Industrial (C). Always check the device label for the correct type.
No. Do NOT press the Log On button on a pre-programmed device as this will cause communication with the Control Panel to be lost. If this happens, the device must be deleted from the system and added back on.
Programming manuals and related software documentation are typically available from the EMS Group website downloads section.
For many FireCell detectors and sounders, you must insert a specific tool (such as a 1.5mm Allen key or flat-blade screwdriver) into the release slot to depress the locking clip, then turn the device anticlockwise to release it.