Under the amended Delhi Fire Service Rules, designated buildings must install an IoT-based Automated Continuous Monitoring System (ACMS) that watches their fire-safety installations round the clock and reports faults automatically. The operative rules take effect in late August 2026.
Until the ACMS provisions of the Delhi Fire Service (Amendment) Rules become operative.
Select your building type. The thresholds below are taken from Rule 27 of the amended Delhi Fire Service Rules, the occupancy classes treated as likely to cause a risk of fire.
From late August 2026 your Fire Safety Certificate depends on an annual online Form K declaration, and Phase I of the mandate requires your monitoring system to alert both you and your empanelled Fire Safety Auditor.
The Seventh Schedule prescribes exactly what an ACMS must monitor and how it must behave. Fire Watch Pro was engineered against this specification, point by point.
The ACMS must indicate system health to the owner or occupier and to the empanelled Fire Safety Auditor engaged for the building. This begins as soon as the rules are in force.
In the second phase, critical alarms, such as pump power failure, low line pressure and fire or fault conditions, are escalated to Delhi Fire Service through an API.
Your Fire Safety Certificate stays valid only with an annual online Form K declaration. Continuous, provable monitoring data is what stands behind that declaration.
The rule asks for data every minute. We report every 60 seconds over encrypted MQTTS, with the mandated 15-minute no-data alarm built in.
Water and air differential pressure switches, ultrasonic level sensors, MCC voltage sensing and panel free contacts, exactly as the Seventh Schedule prescribes.
An industrial gateway with battery backup, a real-time clock and an onboard black box, built for pump rooms, made in India.
Your empanelled Fire Safety Auditor gets their own view, with the data and alarm reports their annual certification depends on.
Anomaly detection on pump and pressure behaviour, equipment-health scoring and predictive fault alerts, at no extra cost for every site.
Our fire-services API is designed so critical alarms can reach Delhi Fire Service the day Phase II goes live. No retrofit, no rebuild.
Book a survey of your building. We map your fire panel, pump room and tanks against the Delhi ACMS specification and give you a clear, fixed-scope path to compliance.
Thresholds and requirements summarised from the Delhi Fire Service (Amendment) Rules as published in the Delhi Gazette. This page is a plain-language guide, not legal advice; confirm your building's classification with your Fire Safety Auditor.