The IoT fire-monitoring system that makes your building ACMS-compliant.
Delhi now mandates an IoT-based Automated Continuous Monitoring System for your firefighting infrastructure. FlareSens monitors all of it — pumps, tanks, sprinklers and fire panels — in real time, on any OEM system you already own.
What changed
Installed no longer means compliant.
For years, fire safety was a certificate you earned once and filed away. The Delhi Fire Service (Amendment) Rules, 2025 end that. Compliance is now continuous — real-time proof that every pump, tank and panel is alive, not a snapshot taken on inspection day.
Continuous, real-time
System status uploaded every minute over the cloud — not a quarterly check.
Alerts to the right people
To owners, occupiers and empanelled auditors by app, email and SMS — and to the DFS in Phase 2.
IoT + cloud, by spec
Machine-to-machine over MQTTS, connected via 4G/5G/Wi-Fi/Ethernet.
A national direction
Delhi is the first mover, not the last.
Continuous monitoring is not a one-city rule. Maharashtra moved first, Delhi has now followed with a firm deadline, and the national building code points the same way. The buildings that get ahead of it stop scrambling later.
| Where | Instrument | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Delhi | Delhi Fire Service (Amendment) Rules, 2025 — notified 26 May 2026 | Binding law |
| Maharashtra | Fire Prevention & Life Safety Measures (Amendment) — Section 3(3A) | Binding law |
| National | NBCS 2026 (SP 7:2026), National Building Code | Advisory · adopted by states |
Directional summary — verify each rule against its primary gazette text. FlareSens is built for the Delhi ACMS scope and adapts to each state as it moves.
A specification, not a slogan
What the rules actually require.
The mandate is specific about how the monitoring must behave — not just that it exists. Here is what an ACMS has to do, and FlareSens does each by design.
Reports every minute
Every firefighting system uploads its status continuously — at least once a minute, not once a quarter.
Secure IoT transport
Machine-to-machine over encrypted MQTTS, connected via 4G, 5G, Wi-Fi or Ethernet.
Silence is a fault
If a device stops reporting, it is raised as a fault — a dead sensor can’t hide between inspections.
Survives a power cut
Backup power keeps monitoring alive when mains drops, so the panel is watched exactly when it matters most.
A tamper-evident log
Thousands of timestamped events retained and audit-ready on demand — proof the system was working.
Two-phase escalation
Alerts to owners, occupiers and auditors first; critical alarms straight to the Delhi Fire Service in Phase 2.
How FlareSens complies
Every component the rules name. One platform.
FlareSens monitors the full firefighting system in real time — not just the alarm panel — and works with whatever OEM equipment you already have.
Hydrant pumps — main, standby (diesel & electric), jockey & booster
Fire water tanks — underground & overhead levels
Sprinkler risers & pressure
Fire alarm control panels — any OEM
Manual call points & detection systems
Pressurisation fans & basement ventilation
Ready for both phases
Alerts, exactly as the rules stage them.
Owners, occupiers & auditors
Real-time alerts and system-health reports to building owners, occupiers and empanelled fire safety auditors — by mobile app, email and SMS.
Direct to Delhi Fire Service
Critical alarms — pump power failures, low hydrant and sprinkler pressure, fire alarm faults — transmitted straight to the DFS.
Why FlareSens
Compliant today. On the systems you already own.
OEM-independent
Connects to any panel, pump or system — whatever the brand. No rip-and-replace.
Already live in India
Deployed across enterprises today, certified to EN 54 and ISO 9001.
Fast to compliant
Non-intrusive install beside your existing equipment — ACMS-ready in days.
ACMS stands for Automated Continuous Monitoring System. The Delhi Fire Service (Amendment) Rules, 2025 mandate an IoT-based ACMS that monitors a building’s firefighting systems in real time — pumps, tanks, sprinkler risers, fire alarm panels, manual call points, pressurisation fans and more — and sends alerts to owners, occupiers and empanelled fire safety auditors, with critical alarms transmitted to the Delhi Fire Service in the second phase.
Yes. FlareSens monitors the full firefighting system named in the rules — hydrant, standby, jockey and booster pumps, underground and overhead water tanks, sprinkler risers, fire alarm control panels, manual call points, pressurisation fans and basement ventilation — in real time, over the cloud, with alerts to owners, auditors and the Delhi Fire Service.
The rules apply to high-rise residential complexes, hotels, educational institutions, hospitals, commercial establishments and underground structures. If your building falls in these categories, an IoT-based ACMS is now required.
No. FlareSens is OEM-independent and non-intrusive — it connects to the panels, pumps and systems you already have, whatever the manufacturer, with no rip-and-replace and no rewiring. You become ACMS-ready in days, not months.
Yes. FlareSens delivers real-time alerts and system-health reports to owners, occupiers and empanelled auditors via mobile app, email and SMS — and is built to transmit critical alarms to the Delhi Fire Service for Phase 2.
Make your building ACMS-compliant.
Book a 20-minute demo. We will show you real-time monitoring on a live system and map exactly what your building needs to meet the Delhi Fire Service (Amendment) Rules, 2025.