What the device is, who built it, and where it is useful.
FireAlert is a device that watches the air for the particles a fire puts out before there is anything to see.
Two variants are available: portable (battery-powered for quick deployment) and stationary (solar and battery powered for long-term monitoring).
IRNAS is a technology company developing open-source solutions for the Internet of Things (IoT), embedded systems, and wireless communication.
Visit the IRNAS websiteFireAlert is suitable for various fire risk monitoring scenarios.
Early smoke indication on fire-prone ground, so a crew can move sooner.
Continuous air quality monitoring and smoke indication in forested areas.
The watch after a fire is out, when the risk is that it comes back.
Smoke and fire risk monitoring in industrial facilities and warehouses.
Key components of the FireAlert device.
Measures PM1.0, PM2.5, and PM10 particle concentration in the air for smoke indication.
Enables long-range wireless data transmission with low power consumption.
Provides power to the device in the field without an external energy source.
For the stationary variant — charges the battery for long-term operation.
Controls sensors, processes data, and manages communication.
Keeps the electronics dry and working through weather that would finish bare boards.
