Marioff Pioneers IoT innovation in Water Mist Fire Protection

Industry 4.0 / IOT

Marioff is proud to be among the first in the fire protection industry to introduce an Internet of Things (IoT) solution—uniquely designed for high-pressure water mist systems. This new technology enables real-time monitoring, smart alerts, and centralized control, setting a new benchmark for safety, operational efficiency, and peace of mind.

Advancing the Future of Fire Safety

As a company that designs complete fire protection systems, Marioff has been advancing the HI-FOG solution for over three decades. The new IoT solution builds on this legacy—seamlessly integrating with existing HI-FOG systems to provide continuous visibility, real-time alerts, and smarter system management.

“Our IoT solution marks a significant step forward in fire safety,” says Juha Ilvonen, CEO of Marioff. “It helps ensure systems are always monitored and ready—protecting people, property, and business continuity.”

Connected, Informed, and Always Ready

The new system empowers users with remote access and centralized control across multiple sites.

“This technology gives customers full visibility of their HI-FOG system—no matter where they are,” says Samuli Bäck, Manager, Connected Services. “It means faster decisions, proactive maintenance, and ultimately, safer environments.”

Key Features:

•             Real-Time Monitoring - Constant oversight of system status and performance

•             Automated Alerts - Immediate notifications about events, issues, or maintenance

•             Centralised Management - View and manage multiple systems through one interface

•             Data Insights - Performance analytics to support predictive maintenance

Learn more about our IoT-enabled HI-FOG system at www.marioff.com/smart.

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