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Hotels & Accommodation Facilities

Fire protection systems fully compliant with regulations for hotels, resorts, and accommodation facilities, centered on nighttime occupancy, floor management, and guest safety.

Room-level addressable detectionDedicated suppression for the kitchen areaPanel compatible with 24/7 alarm monitoringSystem ready for tourism license inspections
Hotel fire control panel and alarm system
01 — Industry Challenge

Why is fire protection different in this industry?

The most critical dimension of fire safety in accommodation facilities is sleeping guests and nighttime operations. The number of floors, independently used rooms, high-risk areas such as kitchens and laundries, and common areas make the integration of different systems mandatory.

02 — Systems We Apply

Solutions we deliver for this type of facility

  • Sprinkler Systems
  • Addressable Fire Detection and Alarm
  • Fire Hose Cabinet Systems
  • Kitchen Hood Suppression System
  • Fire Pump Set
  • Audible and Visual Alarm Systems

Our references in this industry

Tower 352
Frequently Asked Questions

Hotels & Accommodation Facilities: frequently asked questions

In how many-star hotels are sprinklers mandatory?

Under BYKHY (Turkish Fire Protection Regulation), sprinkler systems are mandatory in high-rise buildings and in accommodation facilities of a certain capacity. A fire safety certificate is required for tourism license applications and renewals. You can request a free site survey for an assessment specific to your facility.

Is a separate suppression system needed in hotel kitchens?

Yes. Commercial kitchens require dedicated chemical suppression systems for the hood and fryer area. These systems operate independently of standard sprinklers and are designed to extinguish grease fires effectively.

Does fire system maintenance affect hotel operations?

Planned maintenance work is scheduled for low-occupancy periods. Thanks to the addressable system architecture, the zone under maintenance can be isolated while other floors and common areas remain active.

Which systems are used in common areas such as the lobby, restaurant, and spa?

Common areas are protected by sprinklers and addressable detection; the head type (pendent, upright, or sidewall) is selected according to the ceiling type and architectural layout. In spas and wet areas, equipment selection is evaluated separately for humidity conditions.

Can a system be installed or revised in a fully occupied hotel?

Yes. Installation and revision work is planned floor by floor and section by section, scheduled for low-occupancy periods so that occupied rooms and common areas are not affected.

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