Brand — Kentec Electronics

Kentec Fire Alarm and Extinguishing Control Panels in Azerbaijan

Kentec Electronics addressable and conventional fire alarm panels and extinguishing control panels from the UK — supplied, programmed, installed and serviced in Baku by ZE-Tronics.

Manufacturer Kentec Electronics, Dartford, UK
Founded 1985
Group Part of Hochiki Corporation
Core field Fire alarm and extinguishing control panels

The control panel is the part of a fire alarm system that people actually interact with — and the part that decides what happens when a detector operates. Kentec Electronics, founded in 1985 in Dartford, UK, and now part of Japan’s Hochiki Corporation, builds fire alarm and extinguishing control panels used in buildings and industrial sites in many countries.

ZE-Tronics supplies Kentec panels in Azerbaijan and programs, installs, commissions and maintains them.

Kentec panel families

  • Taktis EN — addressable panels for large and networked sites.
  • Syncro AS — addressable panels for small to medium buildings, with Syncro AS Lite for smaller systems and Syncro ASM for marine use.
  • Sigma CP — conventional panels for smaller buildings.
  • Sigma XT, XT+, ZXT and Syncro XT+ — extinguishing control panels for rooms protected by gas suppression.

Kentec addressable panels work with Apollo and Hochiki detector protocols. That open approach lets a project choose detectors, call points and interfaces from established ranges — see our Apollo brand page for one of them.

Addressable or conventional?

A conventional panel tells you which zone is in alarm; an addressable panel tells you which device. For a small building the conventional route is simple and economical. For a larger or complex building, addressable systems cut search time, reduce cabling and give maintenance information for each detector. We cover the decision in addressable vs conventional fire alarm systems.

Extinguishing control

Rooms protected by gas suppression need a dedicated controller that manages detection coincidence, pre-discharge warnings, delay timers, hold and abort, and manual release, while telling the main fire alarm what is happening. Kentec’s extinguishing panels are built to EN 12094-1 for this purpose and are often used with Kidde suppression systems. Read more in our guide to gaseous fire suppression.

What we do for Kentec users

  • Select the panel, loop capacity and power supply for the building
  • Program zones, cause-and-effect and device texts in Azerbaijani, Russian or English
  • Network panels and connect them to graphics or building management systems
  • Commission, test every device and hand over complete records
  • Provide maintenance, fault finding and upgrades

Kentec panels are part of our industrial, infrastructure and marine work. Contact us with your floor plans or panel model.

Product families

What Kentec Electronics makes

01

Taktis EN

Advanced addressable fire alarm panels for large and networked buildings.

02

Syncro AS

Addressable fire alarm panels for small to medium buildings; Syncro AS Lite for smaller systems and Syncro ASM for marine use.

03

Sigma CP

Conventional fire alarm panels for smaller buildings with a limited number of zones.

04

Sigma XT / XT+ / ZXT and Syncro XT+

Extinguishing control panels that manage detection, warnings and release of gaseous suppression systems.

05

K-System and K-Mesh

Wired and wireless detection devices for Kentec systems.

06

Voice and gas

Voice evacuation (Safe-Point) and K-Detect-iON gas detection products.

Local support

What ZE-Tronics does for Kentec Electronics users

  • 01 Panel selection by building size, zones and loop capacity
  • 02 Choice of detector protocol (Apollo or Hochiki) and device mix
  • 03 Supply of original Kentec panels and accessories
  • 04 Panel programming: zones, cause-and-effect, texts in your language
  • 05 Networking of panels and graphics or BMS interfaces
  • 06 Extinguishing control for gas suppression rooms
  • 07 Commissioning, device testing and documentation
  • 08 Maintenance, fault finding and upgrades

One accountable chain, concept to calibration

Fire and gas systems fail at the handover points between vendors. We own every step, so there are none.

01 Hazard review
02 Detection design
03 Certified supply
04 Installation
05 Commissioning
06 Calibration & support

Certifications that matter on site

  • EN 54-2 — control and indicating equipment
  • EN 54-4 — power supply equipment
  • EN 12094-1 — extinguishing control and delay devices
  • UL and FM approvals (model dependent)
  • Marine classification approvals (model dependent)
Frequently asked

Kentec Electronics in Azerbaijan — questions and answers

Where can I buy Kentec fire alarm panels in Baku?

ZE-Tronics supplies Kentec addressable, conventional and extinguishing control panels in Azerbaijan, programmed and tested before or during installation. Send us the building details or the panel model.

Which detectors work with Kentec panels?

Kentec addressable panels work with Apollo and Hochiki protocols, so you can choose from their detector, call point and interface ranges. The protocol is fixed when the panel is ordered.

Addressable or conventional Kentec panel?

For small buildings with a few zones, a conventional Sigma CP panel is simple and economical. For larger or more complex buildings, an addressable Syncro or Taktis panel shows the exact device in alarm and reduces cabling. Our article on the subject explains the trade-offs.

What does an extinguishing control panel do?

It watches the detectors in a protected room, sounds warnings, counts down a pre-discharge delay and releases the gas, with hold, abort and manual release inputs. Kentec's Sigma XT and Syncro XT+ ranges are built for this role.

Can the panel display texts in Azerbaijani or Russian?

Zone and device texts are programmed on site, so we enter them in the language your operators use.

Next step

Get a Kentec panel specified and programmed for your building

Send us a model number, a datasheet or an equipment list. Our engineers reply within one business day.

Contact a safety engineer