Detecting a fire quickly in areas with valuable equipment is crucial for a rapid response. In traditional point-type smoke detectors, the system waits for smoke to reach the detector before triggering an alarm. The time it takes depends on the size of the protected space. However, active air sampling systems operate differently. Instead of waiting for smoke, these detectors actively sample the air by using a vacuum. This significantly reduces the time it takes to detect a fire. In air sampling systems, special pipes are installed inside the protected area. These pipes have holes through which the system draws air samples. This proactive approach to air sampling enhances the early detection of fires. The entire design and configuration process is carried out using proprietary software provided by the manufacturers of these systems, ensuring optimal performance and reliability.