Electrical Fire Monitoring System (EFPS) is a dedicated early-warning arrangement that continuously tracks residual current (leakage) and temperature parameters in electrical circuits and equipment. When any measured value exceeds a preset threshold the system issues an alarm signal, generates a control output, and indicates the precise location of the anomaly.

ABB – The Precision Watcher

• ABB brings Swiss-rooted engineering to electrical fire prevention with its dedicated EFPS Elite series and arc-fault detection devices that continuously scan for residual currents and overheating.
• A single wall-mounted CME unit can handle up to 512 monitoring points and expand to 1,024, covering temperature, residual current, and full electrical parameters on circuits up to 2,000 A.
• In a recent high-profile project, ABB’s AFDD technology was installed during the full electrical renovation of Germany’s 1,200-year-old Aachen Cathedral to stop dangerous arcs before they start.
• The company employs around 110,000-112,000 people across roughly 100 countries, with its Electrification business alone generating $17.4 billion in 2025 revenue and supporting tens of thousands of installations in buildings, utilities, data centers, and transport.

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Siemens – The Smart Infrastructure Sentinel

Siemens integrates residual-current monitoring devices (such as SENTRON 5SV8 COM) and arc-fault detection units into broader building and power systems so faults are flagged long before they become fires. The devices support early pre-alarms without unnecessary shutdowns and pair with digital tools like Fire Digital Twin and Fire Install Suite.

At the 2026 NFPA Conference in Las Vegas, Siemens highlighted these advances alongside new semiconductor-based protection and residual-current functions for high-availability sites such as data centers. The group employs more than 300,000 people worldwide, with Smart Infrastructure contributing around €23 billion in turnover and tens of thousands of specialists focused on buildings, electrification, and fire safety across dozens of countries.

Honeywell – Connected Safety Architect

Honeywell’s Building Automation and fire-safety portfolio links detectors, control panels, and analytics into connected platforms that monitor electrical conditions alongside traditional fire signals. In August 2025 the company rolled out an AI-driven fire monitoring system designed to cut false alarms and speed response.

Its Building Automation segment alone delivered $7.367 billion in 2025 revenue, supported by a global network of products, software, and service teams. Honeywell’s overall sales reached $37.4 billion that year, with fire and life-safety solutions serving commercial buildings, data centers, healthcare, and industrial sites across multiple continents.

Schneider Electric – Energy & Safety Integrator

Schneider Electric embeds electrical fire monitoring into its EcoStruxure architecture and power-management platforms, giving operators real-time visibility of residual currents and thermal risks. The company employs roughly 160,000-174,000 people in more than 100 countries and operates over 200 manufacturing plants plus dozens of logistics hubs.

In China alone it runs 23 factories, seven logistics centers, and a network of offices supporting thousands of local partners. Recent sustainability and talent programs have expanded green-electricity access to more than 60 million people while training hundreds of regional specialists.

GE Power – Power-System Guardian

• GE Power focuses on large-scale electrical infrastructure and protection systems that include monitoring capabilities for industrial and utility environments.
• Its solutions help operators track electrical health across generation, transmission, and distribution assets where early fault detection prevents cascading failures and fire risks.
• The company’s global footprint and long experience with heavy power equipment keep it relevant for critical facilities that demand continuous residual-current and thermal oversight.

Johnson Controls – End-to-End Building Protector (the 15th major player)

Johnson Controls rounds out the global leaders with integrated fire, electrical, and building-management platforms that incorporate power-monitoring layers for fire equipment and circuits. Its Metasys and Simplex systems supervise electrical supply to alarms and suppression gear in real time. The company is repeatedly cited among the top providers of complete safety solutions for commercial campuses, healthcare, and large facilities, pairing hardware with analytics across numerous countries and thousands of installed sites.

Acer – Niche System Contributor

Acer appears in specialized electrical-fire-monitoring contexts with products tailored to selected commercial and industrial applications. The company supports monitoring hardware and related electronics that fit into broader safety setups, serving markets that need reliable residual-current and temperature detection in compact form factors.

Beifeng Electric – Chinese Specialization Leader

Beifeng Electric develops residual-current and temperature-based detectors designed for Chinese building codes and industrial sites. Its systems are deployed across commercial buildings, factories, and infrastructure projects where continuous electrical-fire surveillance is mandated. The company focuses on practical, code-compliant hardware that supports multi-point monitoring networks.

Tiancheng Fire Protection Equipment – Domestic Solution Provider

Tiancheng Fire Protection Equipment supplies complete electrical-fire-monitoring packages used in Chinese commercial and public buildings. Its detectors and host equipment help operators track leakage currents and overheating across distribution circuits, contributing to the large installed base of EFPS systems required by national safety regulations.

Power Electronics Technology – Component & System Maker

Power Electronics Technology produces monitoring devices and related power-electronics hardware for electrical-fire-prevention applications. The company serves industrial and commercial customers with detectors and controllers that form the sensing layer of larger EFPS installations across multiple project types.

Beijing Aerospace Changxing Technology – Precision Monitoring Specialist

Beijing Aerospace Changxing Technology applies high-reliability engineering to electrical-fire-monitoring equipment. Its products are used in demanding environments where accurate residual-current and temperature data are essential, supporting installations that range from ordinary buildings to more critical facilities.

Jade Bird Fire – Chinese Fire-Electronics Flagship

Jade Bird Fire (stock code 002960), founded in 2001 with registered capital of RMB 240-246 million, has grown into a major Chinese fire-safety electronics supplier. It offers dedicated electrical-fire-monitoring systems alongside automatic alarms, gas detection, and power-supply monitoring for fire equipment. The company operates multiple wholly-owned and holding subsidiaries and maintains R&D, manufacturing, and service networks that support thousands of projects in commercial, industrial, and public buildings across China and selected export markets.

Gulf Security Technology – Established Chinese Brand

• Gulf Security Technology (GST), active since 1993, is one of China’s long-standing fire-detection and overall-solution providers.
• Its electrical-fire-monitoring range includes residual-current detectors (DH-GSTN5100 / 5300 / 5600 series), temperature detectors, host equipment, and graphic-display systems.
• These products use digital and networked architectures to supervise main and branch circuits in buildings, helping reduce risks from aging wiring and environmental factors.
• GST systems are installed across a wide variety of Chinese commercial and public projects.

Zhengzhou Jintelai Electronics – Regional Electronics Player

Zhengzhou Jintelai Electronics manufactures electrical-fire-monitoring devices and related electronics for the Chinese market. Its product lines support residual-current and temperature detection used in commercial and industrial electrical systems, contributing to local compliance with fire-safety standards.

Tianlong Electronic Technology – Focused Monitoring Supplier

Tianlong Electronic Technology supplies detectors, controllers, and system components for electrical-fire monitoring. The company serves projects that require multi-point residual-current and thermal surveillance, helping building operators and industrial sites maintain continuous electrical-safety oversight.