Fire Alarm
At Electrobot Automation, we specialize in delivering safe, code-compliant, and high-performance fire alarm system solutions for all types of residential, commercial, and industrial properties across Ontario. Whether you’re installing a new system, upgrading an existing one, or ensuring compliance through inspections and maintenance, our licensed professionals provide precise, reliable service every step of the way.
We proudly serve property owners, contractors, and facility managers.
Services
Fire Alarm installation
New construction fire alarm project
Fire alarm inspection and Verification
S537-S536 inspection and verification of new or existing systems
Fire Alarm deficiency repairs
Troubleshoot, fix and rectify fire alarm deficiencies
Smoke control system
Pressure fans, exhaust fans troubleshooting and installation
Elevator Recall system
Elevator modernization to meet new codes
Projects
Frequently asked questions
Yes, if your building falls under certain occupancy types or square footage as defined in the Ontario Building Code (OBC) and Ontario Fire Code (OFC). Multi-residential, commercial, and institutional properties typically require fire alarm systems. We can assess your building and provide guidance on code compliance.
A conventional system uses zones and provides general location information, while an addressable system can pinpoint the exact device (smoke detector, pull station, etc.) that triggered the alarm. Addressable systems are more advanced and preferred for larger or complex buildings.
In Ontario, fire alarm systems must be inspected and tested annually according to ULC-S536 standards. Monthly checks are also required for certain components, such as audible/visual devices and annunciators. We offer full inspection packages with official reports.
Yes. We perform ULC-S537 fire alarm verifications for new systems, major modifications, or when required by ESA or local fire departments. This is typically mandatory before occupancy is granted for new buildings or after major renovations.
Absolutely. We specialize in retrofitting old or non-compliant fire alarm systems, including full system replacements and panel upgrades to meet current codes. Our team ensures a smooth transition with minimal disruption to building occupants.
Yes. We can connect your system to ULC-certified monitoring stations via IP, cellular, or landline connections. We also ensure compatibility with your monitoring provider’s hardware requirements.
Trouble signals indicate an issue such as ground faults, disconnected devices, or power loss. Contact us immediately.
Yes. We handle full integration with building life safety systems, including sprinkler flow switches, HVAC shutdown relays, elevator recall, and emergency power systems, as required by code.
Yes. We coordinate inspections with ESA (Electrical Safety Authority) and TSSA when fire alarm systems interact with HVAC or gas systems. We also ensure all electrical components are properly inspected and documented.
Yes. We plan phased upgrades and schedule work to avoid interfering with tenants or operations. We’re experienced with fire alarm retrofits in residential buildings, hotels, schools, and commercial plazas.
The building owner or property manager is legally responsible for ensuring the fire alarm system is maintained, tested, and compliant with the Ontario Fire Code. Neglecting this can result in fines, liability, or denied occupancy permits.
Yes. When conducting full system testing or verifications, tenants must be notified in advance, and in most cases, the local fire department must be informed to avoid unnecessary dispatch during audible testing.
Verification includes a full end-to-end test of the fire alarm panel, all field devices (smoke/heat detectors, pull stations, horns, strobes), system integration points, and annunciators. A detailed verification report is generated for submission to ESA and the authority having jurisdiction.
Yes. All fire alarm components (panels, detectors, strobes, etc.) must be ULC-listed for fire protection use in Canada. Using non-compliant parts can void inspections and warranties.
If your system is over 20 years old, has non-addressable panels, or is showing frequent false alarms or trouble signals, it’s time for a professional audit. We can assess your system and recommend a cost-effective upgrade path.
Only authorized and trained personnel should silence or reset fire alarm panels. In commercial or residential high-rises, unauthorized tampering can result in code violations or liability in the event of a real emergency.
Under the Ontario Fire Code, non-compliance can result in fines, building closure orders, or legal action. Property owners may also be held personally liable in case of injury or death due to system failure.
Yes. We can provide temporary fire protection setups, including mobile panels, horns, and monitoring for construction or renovation sites — especially where permanent systems are disconnected during work.