Hyfire is a leading manufacturer of wireless fire detection and alarm systems, providing reliable, wire-free safety solutions compliant with EN54 standards.
Hyfire is the UK's premier provider of wireless fire detection and alarm systems, renowned for delivering the performance of wired systems with the flexibility of wireless technology. The brand is best known for its Taurus and Sagittarius product ranges, which offer robust, EN54-25 compliant solutions suitable for a wide variety of environments. Hyfire systems are particularly valued in heritage buildings, hotels, and complex commercial sites where running traditional cabling is difficult, intrusive, or aesthetically undesirable.
The Hyfire product portfolio includes intelligent wireless smoke and heat detectors, manual call points, sounders, and expander modules. These devices communicate via secure wireless protocols to ensure rapid response and high reliability. With a focus on ease of installation and maintenance, Hyfire empowers installers and facility managers to deploy comprehensive fire safety networks with minimal disruption. The company also provides extensive technical support and training to ensure their systems meet the highest safety standards.
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To link a device, verify the system is in linking/wake-up mode. On the device, move the link switch (often labelled or internal) to the ON position. The LED should blink green to indicate successful linking interaction with the translator or expander.
Most Hyfire wireless detectors and call points use CR123A (3V) lithium batteries. Always replace both batteries (primary and secondary) simultaneously when a low battery fault is indicated.
Under standard environmental conditions and default settings, Hyfire device batteries typically last significantly long, often cited up to 10 years for certain models, though standard maintenance usually suggests replacement cycles around 5-8 years depending on usage.
The Unique Identifier (UUID) is an alphanumeric sequence located on the device label, often near the QR code. This ID is used to identify the device within the programming software.
Using the Hyfire Survey Kit (e.g., Taurus Survey Kit), you can test signal strength between potential device locations and the hub. The survey tool uses LEDs to indicate signal quality (Green for good, Red for poor) to ensure reliable installation.
A double red blink during a link quality check typically indicates 'No Communication' or a link failure. Ensure the device is within range of the translator/expander and that there are no significant metal barriers interfering with the signal.