All IRIS products are designed to be compatible with a diverse range of Fire Panels and BMS, allowing for the rapid introduction of new protocols.

A Remote Display Interface Unit for the IRIS-X Monitoring and Notification System.
A module to display fire panel event information on a monitor.

Cloud event interface with live event notification via SMS and Push notification.
The tool for fire system monitoring, maintenance and reporting.

Industrial cloud event interface with live event notification via SMS and Push notification.
The tool for fire system monitoring, maintenance and reporting. Server configuration option with ICG/W001 LAN/WAN.

A centralised view of distributed Fire Alarm and Building Management Systems.

Site Gateway for Event Routing

Tablet or Smartphone based site view and interface with live event notification via SMS and Push notification.
A Remote Display Interface Unit for the IRIS-X Monitoring and Notification System.
Coming Soon!

ICW001 (Wifi) or ICG001 (4G/LTE) plus the ICN003
Coming Soon!
“The fire alarm network at the Queen’s Medical Centre in Nottingham consists of 77 panels which use a bespoke RS-485 network card array, designed from the ground up for large complex fire alarm networks. After 19 years’ service spares for this network card were becoming unavailable and also the fire alarm network was suffering frequent breakdowns due to a combination of cables perishing with age, mechanical damage to cables and also increased electrical and electronic noise. INS Technologies were approached to replace the obsolete network card with a modern data network solution, the DNA card. The DNA Cards were installed over a four-week period and have resulted in a more stable and resilient fire alarm network, and the network is currently performing well. The DNA Cards have also filtered out the external influences allowing for a more efficient data flow. They have also identified issues with existing copper cables that require replacing and this will form part of an ongoing refurbishment programme.”
– Matthew Grimshaw,
Estates Capital Project Manager,
Nottingham University Hospitals Trust