With global climate change leading to increasingly frequent extreme heat events, not only are people's lives significantly impacted, but fire incidents are also on the rise. According to statistics from the National Fire Agency, Ministry of the Interior, there were as many as 9,500 fire incidents from January to June in 2024, industrial facilities and warehouses are among the top three types of fire incidents. When a fire breaks out in an industrial facility, the damage extends beyond property loss and poses a serious threat to human safety. Therefore, the concepts and measures for fire prevention in industrial facilities are particularly crucial.

1. Electrical Short Circuits: Electrical equipment and wiring within the facility operating over long periods are prone to short circuits due to poor connections or overload conditions, which can lead to fires. Additionally, the lack of proper protective mechanisms and regular inspections is a common cause of fires.
2. Equipment Malfunctions: Failure to implement regular inspections and maintenance of equipment increases the likelihood of machinery malfunctions, which can trigger fires. This risk is particularly high for equipment operating in high-temperature environments.
3. Residual Heat Sources: Negligence by personnel within the facility, such as leaving cigarette butts, incense sticks, or other flammable items behind, can easily ignite a fire under certain conditions. Since industrial facilities often store large quantities of combustible materials, the consequences of a fire can be severe.

To effectively reduce the risk of fires in industrial facilities, Hi Sharp offers advanced fire detection solutions that integrate AI-driven imaging technology for fire prevention. This comprehensive approach combines smoke and fire detection with temperature sensing technologies.

Traditional smoke detectors are typically installed on ceilings with limited detection range and slower alarm response. Hi Sharp's SVR intelligent imaging software, paired with the IPC network camera X022KA, provides early detection as soon as smoke is detected, helping to prevent the spread of fire.This system streams image data to an NVR server and can detect the source of a fire within 5 seconds of its occurrence. It automatically triggers alarms to notify the monitoring center and relevant personnel. Alarm notifications are also instantly sent via LINE, ensuring immediate awareness of the fire situation and prompt response.

In addition to smoke detection, high-temperature equipment within the facility requires close monitoring, such as in chemical plants or steel mills.Hi Sharp’s thermal imaging infrared camera T058TD-E, combined with SVR intelligent imaging software, allows for real-time monitoring of high-temperature equipment with standardized temperature settings. The primary advantage of thermal imaging cameras is their ability to monitor objects in darkness when visibility is limited, with a monitoring range of up to 1 kilometer. If the temperature of the monitored object exceeds the set range, the system immediately issues an alarm to prevent potential fires.The T058TD-E network camera supports up to 10 temperature detection points and can simultaneously notify multiple users, providing both visual and auditory warnings as well as fire alerts. This ensures timely monitoring and protection of all high-risk areas within the facility.

In an era characterized by a shortage of human resources and increasing levels of automation in industrial facilities, utilizing AI-driven imaging surveillance systems to enhance disaster prevention capabilities has become essential. This approach not only reduces the financial losses associated with fires but also effectively protects employee safety and mitigates operational risks. Hi Sharp's intelligent fire detection solutions, combining AI technology with network cameras, offer a real-time and effective fire warning system, providing robust protection for the safe operation of industrial facilities.

By adopting such high-tech solutions, businesses can achieve more efficient risk management while demonstrating responsibility towards society and the environment. This further solidifies the foundation for sustainable business operations. Such fire prevention strategies help companies maintain their competitive edge in a fiercely competitive market while ensuring the safety of both their assets and employees.

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