TNA
TNA is the brand name for TANDA Development Pte. Ltd., a Singapore-based fire detection manufacturer with over 40 years of experience and more than 400 patents in fire safety technology. Their TX7 series covers conventional and addressable fire alarm panels, heat detectors, multisensor detectors and sounder strobes for buildings of every size. Hacsons has been supplying fire safety equipment to Pakistani industries since 1996, and as an authorized TNA dealer we stock their full range of EN54 and LPCB certified systems. That is over 40 years of experience matching the right detection technology to the right building risk.
About TNA: What Makes This Brand Different
TANDA Development started in the United Kingdom and built its reputation on fire detection systems for commercial and industrial buildings. The company now operates offices in Singapore, the United Kingdom, Europe and North America, with a customer base that spans more than one million installations worldwide. That scale matters because it means TNA systems are tested across different building codes, different climates and different regulatory environments. A panel that works in a London office tower and a Malaysian semiconductor factory has already proven it can handle whatever Pakistan throws at it.
What separates TNA from cheaper fire alarm brands is its certification discipline. Every panel in the TX7 range carries EN54 certification and LPCB approval. Those are not marketing labels. LPCB certification means the Loss Prevention Certification Board has independently tested the product and audited the factory that makes it. TNA also holds TÜV certification for the TXC7016 conventional panel and CE-CPR and UKCA marks across the range. For Pakistani businesses that need to satisfy government inspectors or international clients, those certificates are the difference between passing and failing a fire safety audit.
The company also invests in research that shows up in small design choices. The TX7110 heat detector uses a smart microprocessor that logs event history and performs self-diagnostics, which means it can distinguish between a real temperature rise and a dusty workshop. The TX7300 sounder strobe supports 17 programmable tones and dual-address mode, so you can set a different alert tone for evacuation and a different one for system testing. None of those features are common in budget alarm systems. TNA builds them because commercial buildings need that level of control.
TNA Product Range at Hacsons
We stock the full TX7 series, covering conventional panels, addressable panels, detectors, sounder strobes and manual call points. If you are comparing detection systems across brands, our Context Plus range covers addressable panels and optical smoke detectors while our Fire Killer line handles portable extinguishers and general fire safety equipment.
TXC7000 CONVENTIONAL PANELS (TXC7001 to TXC7012) - The TXC7000 series covers 1, 2, 4, 8, 12 and 16 zone conventional panels. Each zone supports up to 30 detection devices, which means a 4-zone panel can monitor 120 devices across four separate building areas. All models are EN54-2 certified and carry TÜV approval. The panels include built-in backup batteries, dual auxiliary power outputs and fault signalling terminals. The TXC7002 2-zone model is the most popular for small offices and retail spaces. The TXC7008 8-zone model suits warehouses and mid-sized factories. Best for buildings where zone-by-zone monitoring is enough and budget matters.
TX7004 ADDRESSABLE PANEL - The TX7004 is TNA's intelligent addressable control panel. Unlike conventional panels that group devices by zone, the TX7004 assigns a unique address to every detector and sounder on the loop. That means when an alarm triggers, the panel tells you exactly which device activated, not just which zone. The panel supports up to 254 devices per loop and can network up to 512 panels together. Dimensions are 530 x 490 x 135 mm and weight is 16.7 kg. Best for large commercial buildings, hospitals, hotels and industrial facilities where pinpoint accuracy matters.
TX7110 INTELLIGENT HEAT DETECTOR - The TX7110 is designed for spaces where smoke detection is unreliable. Kitchens, boiler rooms, workshops and industrial zones all produce smoke, steam or dust that triggers false alarms on optical detectors. The TX7110 uses a smart microprocessor to monitor both fixed temperatures and rapid temperature increases under EN54-5 A1R class. It logs event history, performs self-diagnostics and makes autonomous decisions about whether a heat spike is a real fire condition. Input voltage is 24VDC, standby current is 0.6mA and operating temperature ranges from -10°C to +50°C. Best for kitchens, warehouses, boiler rooms and industrial zones.
TX7120 INTELLIGENT MULTISENSOR DETECTOR - The TX7120 combines optical smoke sensing and heat sensing in one unit. It analyses both smoke patterns and temperature response, which reduces false alarms compared to standalone detectors. The detector is compatible with the TX7004 addressable panel and carries LPCB certification to EN54-5 and EN54-7. Weight is 145g with base and 90g without base. Best for offices, hotels, hospitals and mixed-use buildings where both smoke and heat risks exist.
TX7300 ADDRESSABLE SOUNDER STROBE - The TX7300 is a loop-powered sounder strobe that delivers 102 dBA at one metre. It supports 17 programmable tones and can be configured as sounder-strobe, sounder only or strobe only. The strobe uses 10 high-intensity LEDs for visibility in noisy or brightly lit environments. Dual-address mode lets you set separate alert and evacuate tones. The unit includes loop isolation and auto-reset, which means it detects and isolates faulty loop sections during short circuits and automatically resets once the issue clears. Best for factories, warehouses and commercial buildings where audible and visual alerts must work together.
TX7301 ADDRESSABLE SQUARE SOUNDER STROBE - The TX7301 is the square-housing version of the TX7300, with the same 17 tones, programmable output modes and loop isolation features. The square design suits installations where a wider spread of sound and light is needed. Best for open-plan offices, retail floors and large corridors.
You will find these products alongside our full Fire Extinguisher and Emergency Light & Siren categories, which cover everything from portable suppression units to motor sirens and emergency lighting. That means you can build a complete fire detection and response system from one supplier.
TNA Certifications & Standards
Every TNA product we stock carries at least one of these certifications. If a product page does not list the specific standard, ask us before you order.
- EN54-2 - The European standard for fire detection and fire alarm control panels. Covers design, performance, testing and marking requirements. Every TNA conventional and addressable panel meets this standard.
- EN54-5 - The European standard for heat detectors. Covers response behaviour and classification. The TX7110 carries EN54-5 certification under A1R class, which means it responds to both fixed temperature thresholds and rate-of-rise conditions.
- EN54-7 - The European standard for point smoke detectors using scattered light or ionisation. The TX7120 multisensor detector carries EN54-7 certification for its optical smoke sensing element.
- EN54-3 - The European standard for fire alarm sounders. Covers sound output, frequency range and tone patterns. The TX7300 and TX7301 sounder strobes both meet EN54-3.
- LPCB Certification - The Loss Prevention Certification Board is one of the most recognised third-party certification bodies in fire safety. LPCB approval means the product has been independently tested and the manufacturing facility has been audited. TNA holds LPCB certification across its detection and alarm range.
- TÜV Certification - The TXC7016 conventional panel carries TÜV certification in addition to EN54, which adds another layer of independent testing.
- CE-CPR and UKCA - European and United Kingdom conformity marks. CE-CPR covers construction products regulation, while UKCA replaced CE marking for the British market after Brexit. TNA holds both across its panel and detector range.
Why Buy TNA from Hacsons
Hacsons has been in the safety equipment business since 1996. That is over 40 years of supplying fire detection, extinguishers, hydrant equipment and protective gear to offices, factories, warehouses, hotels and government facilities across Pakistan. We have seen which panels handle Karachi humidity, which detectors survive dusty factory environments and which suppliers actually honour warranty claims. When you order from us you are not getting a product pulled off a shelf by someone reading a spec sheet for the first time. You are getting four decades of on-the-ground experience.
Our quality checklist before dispatch:
- Control panel housing inspected for dents, scratches and paint defects.
- LCD display and keypad tested for proper function. All buttons respond without sticking.
- Backup battery terminals clean and battery holds charge.
- Detector heads tested for proper seating in their bases. No loose contacts.
- Detector chambers inspected for dust or debris that could cause false alarms.
- Sounder strobes tested for sound output and LED function.
- Loop wiring terminals checked for tightness and proper labelling.
- Certification labels verified for legibility and traceability back to the TANDA manufacturing batch.
- Manufacturing dates confirmed and firmware version noted where applicable.
- Packaging inspected for moisture damage or crushing during transit.
Orders ship nationwide with transparent pricing. If you are not sure how many zones your building needs, whether conventional or addressable is the right choice or which detector type suits your environment, ask us. We would rather help you design the right system the first time than have you buy the wrong panel twice.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a conventional and an addressable fire alarm panel?
A conventional panel groups detectors by zone. When an alarm triggers, the panel tells you which zone activated, not which specific detector. An addressable panel assigns a unique address to every device on the loop. When an alarm triggers, the panel tells you exactly which detector or sounder activated. Conventional panels cost less and work well for small buildings with simple layouts. Addressable panels cost more but provide pinpoint accuracy, which matters in large buildings where finding the exact source of an alarm quickly can save lives and property.
Which TNA detector is best for warehouses and industrial spaces?
The TX7110 Intelligent Heat Detector is the right choice for warehouses, boiler rooms, workshops and industrial zones. These environments produce dust, steam or exhaust fumes that trigger false alarms on optical smoke detectors. The TX7110 uses heat sensing instead, monitoring both fixed temperature thresholds and rapid temperature increases under EN54-5 A1R class. It logs event history and performs self-diagnostics, which means it can distinguish between a real fire condition and a hot day in a poorly ventilated warehouse.
Can I install a TNA fire alarm system myself?
No. TNA systems must be installed and commissioned by certified professionals. This is not a DIY product. The panels require correct loop wiring, proper addressing of every device and configuration of zone mappings and sounder outputs. Incorrect installation can cause the system to fail during a real fire, which defeats the entire purpose. TNA also requires commissioning by trained technicians to validate the warranty. Hacsons can connect you with certified installation partners in Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad if you need help finding a qualified installer.
How many devices can one TNA addressable loop support?
The TX7004 addressable panel supports up to 254 devices per loop. That includes detectors, sounder strobes, manual call points and interface modules. If you need more than 254 devices in one building, the panel can network up to 512 panels together, which effectively removes any practical limit for commercial and industrial installations. For smaller buildings, the TXC7000 conventional series supports up to 30 devices per zone across panels ranging from 1 zone to 16 zones.
Does Hacsons provide TNA fire alarm systems with installation and after-sales support?
Yes. As an authorized TNA dealer in Pakistan, Hacsons supplies the full TX7 range with delivery nationwide. We can also connect you with certified installation partners who handle commissioning, loop testing and system programming. For after-sales support, TNA provides 7x24h global response service through its regional offices. If you need replacement detectors, spare panels or firmware updates, message us with the model number and we will confirm availability. For large projects, we can arrange bulk pricing and delivery scheduling across multiple sites.