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LLifetech 360° is a team of experts in the field of fire & life-safety with
more than a decade of hands-on experience in consultation, design,
engineering and supervision of fire protection systems. We work closely
with all of our clients through out the design, testing and commissioning
stages. First, we understand our customers’ requirements, then we seek
to fulfill them. This meticulous approach allows us to provide highly efficient
safety and security systems.
As a company, we believe in the value of quality, and in perfecting our work.
Our operations may be broad, as they extend across the safety and security
spectrum, but our goal is always one: To provide and maintain long safety
and security solutions. We work with many industries, and provide solutions
tailored to their needs. These include the manufacturing, residential, aviation,
transportation and energy industries, among others. In short, we provide
specialized solutions for each client.
Lifetech 360°
Engineering for Life!
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Lifetech-360 Consultancy Pvt Ltd

“how much does it cost to create a
LIFESAFETY
ENVIRONMENT?”
At Lifetech, we deliver reliable safety and
security solutions to help our clients protect
lives and properties. At the heart of our
effort is a commitment to client satisfaction as
the only way to achieve sustainable growth.
We strongly believe that service quality is determined by the positive attitude and
dedication of our people. Therefore, we strive to be:
Professional: To ensure excellence in every service, solution and function that we
provide.
Reliable:
Competent:
Honorable:
Proactive:
To increase effectiveness and efficiency by using the best
technology available.
To commit our skills and energies to becoming one of the best
safety and security companies.
To deal with clients with complete integrity and honesty.
To conquer all challenges and seek every opportunity in order to
gain the competitive edge in the market.

Our first step in every fire protection project is a detailed risk analysis for the facility. This allows us
to identify the most effective solution for the protection of lives and properties. In designing our Life
Safety Systems, we use BIM (Building Information Modeling), as it allows us to visualize the solution
before it is implemented. Our solutions are designed to meet all governmental regulations, insurance
requirements and any other governing bodies. So, whatever your needs, we will provide the right solution.
Lifetech is proud to own a technologically advanced, state-ofthe-art
engineering studio. Our design team is composed of tech-savvy
experts who strive to deliver design solutions that match international
fire safety standards. We are capable of meeting the standards of both
international regulatory bodies like NFPA or FM Global, and local
authorities like the Civil Defense and NBC.
We have a thorough design process which takes into consideration
code compliance, fire safety goals, project-specific requirements, design
practicality, and performance assessment. Right at the onset of every
project, we plan every step thoroughly: including the conceptual design,
detailed engineering, on-site work, and acceptance.
Our team of experts conducts thorough site surveys for every project that
demands complex systems or the retrofitting of existing systems. These
surveys allow us to accurately coordinate workflow, and to avoid interrupting
on going facility operations.
At Lifetech, we perform advanced computer-based engineering calculations
to ensure that everything goes right from the very beginning. Advanced
hydraulic calculations are performed accurately using professional software.
The software generates easy-to-read reports, even for those with minimal
engineering knowledge.

Our installation process goes above and beyond the simply adequate.
We seek to adopt innovative installation techniques that keep up to
pace with every technological advancement. Coordination between
projects allows us to complete our work quickly and effectively.
Our on-site supervisors make sure that the installation process goes
smoothly and according to schedule, and maintains a high standard
of quality.
Lifetech’s installation team is comprised of highly-skilled technicians
trained by the system manufacturers’ themselves to use high pressure
piping tools. Precise installation makes our systems efficient and ensures
that they are up to the task of protecting lives and property.
Our installation team receives regular hands-on training in emerging
fabrication technologies and applications. Continuous training allows
our team to use the best technologies, speed up installations, minimize
costs and increase the durability of systems. Scheduled Webinars with
expert teams from system manufacturers help our technical teams
reach industry standard quality.

Services
Project Management/
Maintenance
It is equally important to keep the systems fit once installed.
Lifetech does it all right from the beginning. Our maintenance
Team schedules each and every visit to inspect each and
every component of the system to make sure performance is
not compromised in any manner. Maintenance team creates a
log for entire system and verify all the devices are in ‘Originally
Intended Position’ and always ready to protect life and
property. Our teams are equipped with state-of-the-art
trouble shooting equipment all the time to bring back the
disarmed systems to action in minimum possible time.
Specially trained to quickly identify issues, our service experts
are intact with the knowledge and expertise to rapidly
respond with the best solution based on the specific project
and facility.

Wet System
Dry System
These are the simplest and most common type of
sprinkler system installation. They involve relatively
few components. A wet system provides fixed fire
protection. It uses pipes that are always filled with
pressurized water from a dependable source. During
a fire, water is continuously discharged through
sprinklers located directly over and close to the fire
area. The fire is detected using closed, heat-sensitive
automatic sprinklers. These are spaced out according
to recognized installation standards. When activated,
the sprinklers distribute the water over a specific area to
control or extinguish the fire. This precise approach to
extinguishment minimizes water damage.
A dry-pipe system utilizes water as an extinguishing
agent. Pipes run from the dry pipe valve, a remote
valve located in a heated space, to the automatic
fusible sprinklers. The pipes are filled with pressurized
air or nitrogen. Dry pipe systems are used in cold
areas where the water would freeze, partially or entirely,
if kept in the pipes. The air in the pipes keeps the dry
pipe valve in the closed position. The dry-pipe valve
prevents water from entering the pipes until a fire
causes one or more of the sprinklers to operate.
Once this happens, the air escapes and the dry pipe
valve opens. Water then enters the pipe, flowing
through the open sprinklers and onto the fire.
• Residential Occupancies
• Commercial Establishments
• Warehouses / Factories
• Schools / Institutions
• Production Facilities
• Community Centers
• Workshops / Garages
• Valuable Artifacts
• Aircraft Hangars
• High-Hazard Installations
• Computer Rooms
• Libraries
• Archives
• Refrigerated Spaces

Deluge System
Foam-water System
These are fixed fire protection systems in which the
pipe system remains empty until a valve, termed the
deluge valve, opens in response to a fire. This releases
pressurized water from open nozzles or sprinklers.
Deluge systems are more complex than wet and dry
pipe systems. Depending on its configuration, a deluge
system can be activated hydraulically, pneumatically,
electrically, manually, or by any combination of these
means. But, in all cases, the deluge valve itself is activated
hydraulically. When a detection device is activated, the
deluge valve opensand water flows into the piping
system. The water is discharged through all spray nozzles
or sprinklers simultaneously.
A foam-water system is composed of a special system of
pipes connected to a source of foam concentrate and a
water supply. The system uses appropriate discharge
devices to control and/or extinguish fires which require a
smothering and cooling agent. The piping system is
connected to the water supply by a control valve. The
valve is opened when automatic detection equipment,
located in the same area, detect a fire. Foam-water
systems are designed to distribute a foam-water solution
onto a specific hazard area. Upon exhaustion of its foam
concentrate supply, the system releases water until it is
shut off manually. Some flammable products may require
different types of foam.
• Power Plants
• Aircraft Hangars
• Chemical Processing Facilities
• Paints Storage
• Fuel Storage Tanks
• Gaseous Liquid Storage Facilities
• Outdoor Transformers
• Extraction plants
• Flammable Liquid Storage
• Refineries
• Aircraft Hangars
• Heliports
• Jet Engine Test Facilities
• Marine Applications

Carbondioxide System
FM-200 System
Carbondioxide was the first gas to be used as a fire
extinguishing agent. It is a chemically-inert, electrically
non-conductive and odorless gas. A Carbondioxide
system includes detectors, a control unit, agent storage
cylinders, piping and discharge nozzles. Carbondioxide
extinguishes fires by reducing Oxygen levels to stop
combustion. Carbondioxide systems have three
settings: They can completely flood hazard areas
(for unoccupied areas), protect processing and
machinery areas, or be manually operable as a
hand-hose system in emergency situations. In each
of these cases, the duration and rate of agent
discharge are customized.
FM-200® is an industry-leading, eco-friendly,
gas-based fire suppression system. It offers a
halon-free alternative to the ozone-depleting
Halon 1301. It is among the fastest fire protection
systems available: It can extinguish chemical
and electrical fires in under 10 seconds. FM-200
systems limit damage, lower repair costs, and
reduce downtime and, most importantly, increase
personnel and property safety. The FM-200 agent
is stored in liquid form in cylinders. It is pressurized
with nitrogen, thus greatly reducing storage space.
Therefore, the FM-200 is suitable for applications
where space is limited.
• Combustible Liquids
• Liquefied Gases
• Electrical Equipment
• Smoldering Fires
• Power generation
• Cable Tunnels
• Transformers
• Data Processing Centers
• Server Rooms
• Telephone Switches
• Process Control Rooms
• Museums
• Sophisticated Electronic Equipment
• Hospitals

The 3M Novec 1230 Fire Protection Fluid used by this
system is a next-generation halon alternative. It balances
performance, human safety and environmental concerns.
The Novec 1230 fluid can be effectively utilized to
control fires, flood fire areas, and suppress explosions.
It can be used in manned spaces. Because its usage
concentration is much lower than its No Observable
Adverse Effects level (NOAEL), the Novec 1230 Fire
Protection Fluid is one of the safest, most viable
halon alternatives. It is an effective extinguishing
agent because of its zero electrical conductivity.
In a storage tank fire protection system, fixed discharge
devices are installed around the hazard. The discharge
devices connect to pipes, which terminate a control valve,
safe distance away from the hazard- normally outside a
dike wall and the control valve is connected to main fire
water line. The type of extinguishing agent to use is
determined by the nature of the hazard. If engineered,
installed and maintained correctly, a tank protection
system will work reliably for many years. The system can
be fixed or semi-fixed, depending on its location,
intended application, and the type of the storage tank.
• Data Processing Centers
• Server Rooms
• Telephone Switches
• Process Control Rooms
• Museums
• Marine Applications
• Oil and Gas industry
• Liquefied Gas Storage Tanks
• Hazardous Chemical Tanks
• Oil Storage Tanks
• Fuel Storage Tanks
• Flammable Liquid Storage Tanks
• Industrial Processing Vessels
• LPG Storage Facilities

Water Mist System
A water mist fire suppression system uses
a fine mist to extinguish fires quickly. This system
releases less water than a traditional wet
sprinkler system does. The use of water means that
the mist system is safe and non-toxic for both
humans and the environment. A water mist system
is suitable in any setting where water use must
be limited. Water mist systems have 3 classes:
class I refers to the range between 100 and
200 μm, class II to 200-400 μm and class III
to 400-1000 μm. Fire control and suppression
by Water Mist is strongly related to the
interaction between the sprayed flow and flames.
A kitchen hood fire suppression system is a
pre-engineered system that uses a wet chemical
agent, stored air pressure, fixed nozzles and a fixed
agent distribution network. The detection network,
consisting of fusible links or detectors, automatically
detects a fire. The system releases a low pH
extinguishing agent. The agent travels through the
hood and duct and onto the kitchen appliances.
The agent distributes itself in the form of minute
droplets, creating an insulating coat. This cuts off
the oxygen supply to the source of the fire,
preventing combustion from continuing and thus
stopping the fire.
• Machine Spaces
• Diesel Generators
• Power Plants
• Gas Turbines
• Museums
• Highway Tunnels
• Transportation
• Commercial Cooking
• Restaurants
• Food Joints
• Hotels
• Military Bases
• Hospitals
• Universities

Conventional Fire Detection
Addressable Fire Detection
Conventional fire detection and alarm systems
are suitable for the early detection of fires. They
have very simple configurations. Due to their
simplicity, conventional systems are most reliable
and economical when used in small or medium-sized
facilities. Conventional Systems are popular because
they are user-friendly and easy to maintain. In its
simplest configuration, a conventional system
cannot pinpoint the exact location of a fire.
However, a facility can be subdivided into definite
areas or zones. For example, in a multistory building,
each floor can represent a zone. Zoning allows
the user to determine the specific location of the fire.
Addressable fire alarm systems can quickly detect
fires and identify their exact location. They are also
easy to maintain. An addressable system is a flexible
one. It can be configured for use in medium or large
facilities, and can aid evacuation plans. Every
device/unit connected to the system has its own
unique address. When a device detects a fire, the
main control panel displays the address of that device.
This informs the user of the exact location of the
fire, so it can be quickly extinguished. The addressable
system’s ability to pinpoint the exact location of a
fire saves valuable time and effort. Addressable system
can be combined with fire fighter telephone system.
• Residential Occupancies
• Schools / Institutions
• Banks / Business Centers
• Community Centres
• Warehouses / Factories
• Libraries
• Commercial Centres
• Hospitals
• Banks
• Libraries
• Data Centres
• Museums
• High Rise Buildings
• Commercial Centres

Security Alarm System
Access Control System
A security alarm is a system designed to detect
unauthorized entry into a building or area. Security
alarms are used in residential, commercial, industrial, and
military properties for protection against burglary (theft)
or property damage, as well as personal protection
against intruders. security alarm systems may also be
combined with closed-circuit television and may
interface to access control systems. Security Systems
range from small noisemakers to multi-area systems with
computer monitoring and control. The most basic
alarm consists of one or more sensors to detect
intruders, and an alerting device to indicate the
intrusion.
An access control system determines who is allowed to
enter or exit, where they are allowed to exit or enter, and
when they are allowed to enter or exit. It uses computers
to solve the limitations of mechanical locks and keys.
The electronic access control system grants access based
on the credential presented. When access is granted,
the door is unlocked for a predetermined time and the
transaction is recorded. When access is refused, the
door remains locked and the attempted access is
recorded. The system will also monitor the door and
alarm if the door is forced open or held open too long
after being unlocked.
• Commercial Banks
• Financial Institutions
• Military Facilities
• Research Facilities
• Correctional Facilities
• Data Processing Centers
• VIP Lounges
• Commercial Banks
• Financial Institutions
• Military Facilities
• Research Facilities
• High Class Hotels
• Data Processing Centers
• Hospitals

CCTV System
Intrusion Detection
Closed-circuit television (CCTV) is the use of video
cameras to transmit a signal to a specific place, on a
limited set of monitors. It may employ point to point
(P2P), point to multipoint, or mesh wireless links. CCTV
systems may operate continuously or only as required
to monitor a particular event. A more advanced form
of CCTV, utilizing digital video recorders (DVRs),
provides recording and extra features such as motion
detection and email alerts. More recently, decentralized
IP cameras, some equipped with megapixel sensors,
support recording directly to network-attached storage
devices, or internal flash for completely stand-alone
operation.
An intrusion detection system (IDS) is a combination of
devices and software application that monitors property
and facilities for malicious activities, illegal / forced
entries or policy violations and produces reports to a
management station. IDS come in a variety of
configurations and approach, the goal of detecting
suspicious traffic. There are network based (NIDS) and
host based (HIDS) intrusion detection systems. Some
systems may attempt to stop an intrusion attempt but
this is neither required nor expected of a monitoring
system. Intrusion detection systems typically record
information related to observed events, notify security
administrators and produce reports.
• Commercial Banks
• Airports / Railway Stations
• Military Facilities
• Research Facilities
• High Class Hotels
• Universities / Institutions
• Hospitals
• Military Installations
• Airports & Cargo Facilities
• Research Institutions
• Large Scale Factories
• Correctional Facilities
• Courts
• Government Assemblies

Customized solutions for
Industrial Fire, Life-safety
and Hazard Management

Lifetech 360°
Engineering for Life!
Lifetech-360 Consultancy Pvt Ltd
5-9-30/5, Flat # 404/2, Paigah Plaza,
Near Liberty X Roads, Basheer Bagh,
Hyderabad - 500029, Telangana State, India
Ph: +91-7995650712 / 7995650712
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