Fire alarms that
alert your phone
Smoke detectors, gas sensors, and CO2 monitors that sound locally and push notifications to your phone. Automate sprinkler pumps via smart DP switches.
Detect, alert, respond
A complete fire safety workflow — from sensor to siren to phone notification to automated sprinkler activation.
Detect
Smoke, heat, gas, or CO2 sensor triggers
Alert locally
Indoor/outdoor siren sounds immediately
Notify remotely
Push notification to your phone via Tuya app
Automate response
Trigger DP switch to activate sprinkler pump, turn on all lights
Sensors & alarm systems
Sale 
Protect dormitories
and kitchens
Multi-zone deployment with alerts routed to head teachers, property managers, and security. Independent sensors per zone. Remote dashboard for monitoring all locations.
- Dormitory smoke monitoring
- Kitchen gas detection
- Multi-stakeholder alerts
- Remote monitoring dashboard
Fire safety FAQ
How does a smart fire alarm work?
A smoke or heat sensor detects fire conditions and triggers a local siren. Simultaneously, the Tuya app sends a push notification to your phone — so you know instantly, even if you are away. You can also automate responses: smoke detected triggers all lights on, DP switch activates a sprinkler pump.
Can smart fire alarms be used in schools?
Yes. Our alarm systems support multi-zone deployment with alerts routed to multiple stakeholders — head teacher, property manager, and security. Each zone (dormitory, kitchen, store) can have independent sensors and notification rules.
Do I need WiFi for the alarm to work?
The alarm siren works locally without WiFi. However, push notifications to your phone and automations require an internet connection. We recommend Zigbee sensors with a gateway for the most reliable setup.
What types of sensors do you stock?
Smoke detectors, LPG/natural gas detectors, CO2/VOC sensors, temperature sensors, and water leak sensors. All Zigbee/WiFi, all Tuya-compatible.
Don't wait for an emergency
A smoke detector costs less than a fire extinguisher refill. Start with one sensor and expand from there.