Detect & identify
Receive events from connected sensors and sub fire alarm panels. Associate the event with a configured building, panel or location.
i-FAST · Intelligent Fire Alarm System
One connected view.
A faster path to action.
Bring existing fire alarm panels into a centralised monitoring system. See where an event occurs, notify the right people and give your emergency response team clearer information across buildings and sites.
SiAKAP technology · Sistem Amaran Kebakaran Api Pintar
Retrofit integration · Web dashboard · Smartphone notification
Connected fire monitoringLOCATION. STATUS. ACTION.
WEB DASHBOARDSMARTPHONEERT CONTROL ROOM
Retain suitable existing panels
A retrofit approach that connects conventional sub fire alarm panels to a digital monitoring layer.
Centralise buildings and sites
Consolidate location and alarm status so teams can assess events from one monitoring environment.
Target alerts within 5 seconds*
The presentation specifies a 5-second notification target; timing is confirmed for each installation.
The operational challenge
An alarm is only the start.
Your team needs the location.
When panels operate independently, an alarm can trigger a chain of calls, manual checks and travel between buildings before responders identify the source.
- Which building or connected panel raised the alarm?
- Is the event related to smoke, heat, gas or flame?
- Which team has received and acknowledged the event?
- What does the event history tell maintenance and management?
How it works
Connect detection to informed response.
i-FAST links the existing alarm infrastructure, communications network and monitoring interfaces in a site-specific system architecture.
Integrate & transmit
Connect compatible panels through the agreed retrofit interface and site network to the central monitoring environment.
Monitor & coordinate
Display the event, notify designated users and support acknowledgement, investigation and reporting through configured interfaces.
*Actual end-to-end notification time depends on panel interfaces, network availability, configuration and commissioning results. Supported sensors, functions and notification channels are confirmed during technical assessment.
Core capabilities
Clearer visibility. Better coordination.
A connected layer for alarm awareness, operational response and ongoing system management.
01 / CENTRALISATION
Multi-building monitoring
Bring alarm status from multiple buildings into a central dashboard, with multi-site connectivity scoped around the organisation's network and operating needs.
02 / LOCATION
Know where to investigate
Associate connected events with preprogrammed locations or GPS information where implemented, reducing reliance on verbal location handovers.
03 / NOTIFICATION
Reach designated users
Provide event information through the web dashboard, smartphone interface and configured email channels so response personnel can stay informed.
04 / EVENT HANDLING
Acknowledge & manage events
Support remote acknowledgement and alarm isolation through supported interfaces, subject to panel compatibility, configured permissions and the site's response procedures.
05 / REPORTING
Turn history into useful reports
Generate panel and event reports to support maintenance planning, incident review, budgeting and management reporting.
06 / INTELLIGENCE
Additional event insight
The solution presentation includes AI-assisted fire-event recognition. Its inputs, supported event types and deployment scope are established during technical design.
Reference project · MMHE
Built around the complexity
of a large industrial site.
The client presentation describes a fire-alarm centralisation programme at MMHE, where standalone building panels needed to be brought into a coordinated monitoring environment.
495acres in the reference campus
100+buildings in the reference scope
3implementation phases described
The illustrated approach combines a web dashboard, smartphone access and a physical monitoring display in the ERT room.
Reference scope and images are drawn from the supplied client presentation. The configuration and performance of each new installation are assessed separately.
Where it fits
For facilities with more than one point to watch.
Discuss the application with Budi Kencana where distributed panels, large floor areas or multiple buildings make central visibility valuable.
Industrial & manufacturing sites
Coordinate awareness across production buildings, supporting facilities and plant areas.
Campuses & institutions
Bring separate building alarm panels into a shared monitoring view for the response team.
Commercial & facility portfolios
Explore connected monitoring across buildings under a common facilities-management team.
Large estates & distributed sites
Assess network, location mapping and response workflows for a phased integration plan.
From assessment to commissioning
A practical retrofit pathway.
Start with the existing panels and the team's actual operating requirements. The final design follows what the site can support.
01 / ASSESS
Review the site
Identify buildings, panel makes and models, existing devices, network coverage and response arrangements.
02 / DESIGN
Confirm the integration
Define interfaces, location mapping, connectivity, user roles and notification requirements.
03 / IMPLEMENT
Connect in phases
Plan installation and testing around site access, operational needs and the agreed rollout scope.
04 / COMMISSION
Test & hand over
Validate event flow, notification timing and configured functions, then brief the operating team.
Product & technical information
Discuss the detail
before choosing the scope.
Budi Kencana can help coordinate a technical discussion around the product brochure, technical manual and integration requirements identified in the presentation.
Final compatibility, supported control functions, connectivity and any authority-facing interfaces are confirmed for the proposed installation.
Get the product information.
Share your existing panel details and request the relevant brochure or technical discussion.
Request Product Brochure →Common questions
Before you upgrade.
Do we need to replace every existing fire alarm panel?
The solution uses a retrofit integration approach for suitable existing panels. Panel make, model, available signals and the required functions must be checked before compatibility is confirmed.
Can we monitor several buildings or locations?
Centralised monitoring across multiple buildings is a core capability described in the presentation. Connectivity, location mapping and access arrangements are designed for the specific site or portfolio.
Can the emergency team use smartphones?
The presentation shows smartphone access alongside a web dashboard and a physical ERT-room display. User access, notification channels and supported control actions depend on the agreed configuration.
Is the 5-second notification time guaranteed everywhere?
The presentation specifies a notification target within 5 seconds. Actual end-to-end timing must be tested during commissioning and depends on the panel interface, network availability and system configuration.
What information is needed for an initial discussion?
Provide the site type, approximate building count, panel brands and models, existing connectivity and the main monitoring or response problem. Photographs of panel labels can help the technical team assess the next step.
Start with your existing system
Make your next alarm
easier to locate and assess.
Talk to Budi Kencana about centralised fire-alarm monitoring, retrofit integration and the right implementation scope for your facility.