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Exclusively Dedicated to Fire, and Only Fire

Unlike large building service conglomerates, Hochiki America is dedicated exclusively to fire life safety solutions, ensuring a sharper focus and deeper expertise in this critical area. Hochiki America provides the benefits of working with a company that prioritizes Advanced Technology, Reliability, and Effective Cost in the Fire Life safety sector—without the distractions of a broader, less specialized portfolio.

Next-Generation Technology

Innovative Development

Ongoing advancements tailored to the unique needs of the fire alarm industry

 
Global Expertise

Ensuring compliance, reliability, and peace of mind for partners and customers

 
Focused Product Lines

Designed with installers, integrators, and end-users in mind

 

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Hochiki History

Since 1918

Hochiki America has been manufacturing in Southern California since 1972. Hochiki Corporation, a world leader in fire protection equipment, was founded in Japan in 1918. Since then, eighteen subsidiaries have been formed around the world, including manufacturing locations in Japan, the UK, and at Hochiki America Corporation in the United States.

Hochiki's Global longstanding OEM relationships are no coincidence - they are due to the fact that Hochiki offers the highest in quality workmanship at competitive pricing. Quality is “built in” using only the finest in raw materials and the most advanced automated testing and manufacturing equipment available anywhere.

With many companies moving the majority of their manufacturing offshore, it is worth noting that Hochiki America doubled its manufacturing capabilities in Southern California in 2007-2008. It increased its production staff by over 150% and added multiple automated surface-mount printed circuit assembly lines to its operation. Hochiki believes that the secret to reliability is controlling the manufacturing process every step of the way; testing, testing and retesting everything it makes all the way through the production process.