Fire Alarm & Life Safety Systems

All of the communities throughout the state of New Jersey require a Commercial Fire Alarm System to be properly designed, installed, inspected, tested, maintained and monitored by a UL Listed Central Station. 

IDS has over 44 years of specialized expertise with Commercial Fire Alarm Systems. We have expert knowledge to provide a system for your premises that has been designed in compliance with the Fire Code and the Authority Having Jurisdiction, (AHJ) such as your local fire official. In addition to helping to protect your property in the event of a fire, we also provide wet and dry sprinkler suppression system monitoring and environmental monitoring for high or low temperature and flood detection events.

IDS offers comprehensive commercial fire alarm systems that include, but are not limited, manual fire alarm pull stations, audible and visual horn notification appliances, advanced smoke detectors, rate of rise heat detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, and natural gas detection. All IDS Alarm Systems are continuously monitored by our 24 hour, 365 day UL Listed State Of The Art Central Station where specially trained and supervised operators are in constant attendance within the four walls of our Fortified and Redundant Central Station.

NFPA 72® – National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code, National Fire Protection Association. is the most authoritative standard and treatise in the world on all types of Life Safety and Fire Alarm Systems that are required to meet NFPA 72 throughout the State of New Jersey,  Nationally Recognized Alarm Expert and President of Intruder Detection Systems, Incorporated, Jeffrey Zwirn CPP, CFPS, CFE, SET, FASI&T, CHPA-IV, NFPA 3000(PS), MSYL, MBAT, SSI HALL OF FAME, is recognized by the NFPA® as a Special Expert (SE) in Fire Alarm Systems and NFPA 72®. Mr. Zwirn has also achieved the NFPA® Certified Fire Protection Specialist (CFPS) Credential through proof of specialized education and knowledge in Fire Alarm Systems, successfully passing a written examination, and continuing education requirements.