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Fire Suppression System

Clean agent gas suppression systems use safe, environmentally friendly gases like FM-200 and Novec 1230 to extinguish fires quickly without leaving residue. They are ideal for protecting sensitive equipment in data centers, museums, and medical facilities. These systems are safe for occupied spaces and effective in preventing fire damage

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Total Flooding System with Gas Suppression

A Total Flooding System is an advanced fire protection mechanism designed to safeguard critical areas such as server rooms, UPS rooms, and other high-value spaces. This system employs gas suppression to swiftly and effectively extinguish fires, minimizing damage and ensuring the protection of vital assets. Here’s an overview:

Purpose and Scope

  • Protects critical infrastructure and equipment in sensitive areas.
  • Ideal for environments where water-based fire suppression could cause significant damage.

How It Works

  • The system releases a specialized suppression gas (such as FM-200, CO2, or Inergen) into the protected area when a fire is detected.
  • The gas quickly fills the space, reducing the oxygen level or chemically inhibiting the fire, effectively extinguishing it without causing harm to electronic equipment.

Key Components

  • Detection System: Highly sensitive smoke and heat detectors that promptly identify signs of fire.
  • Control Panel : The brain of the system, which processes signals from detectors and triggers the gas release.
  • Gas Cylinders : Contain the suppression gas, which is stored under pressure.
  • Discharge Nozzles: Strategically placed to ensure even distribution of the gas throughout the protected area.
  • Alarms and Warning Systems:Audible and visual alerts to notify occupants and prompt evacuation before gas discharge.
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Panel Protection System Using Gas Suppression

A Panel Protection System using gas suppression is designed to protect critical electrical panels and switchgear from fire hazards. This system ensures the safety and reliability of essential electrical infrastructure by swiftly extinguishing fires without causing damage to sensitive equipment.

Purpose and Scope

  • Protects electrical panels, switchgear, and other critical electrical components.
  • Ideal for environments where water-based fire suppression would be damaging.

How It Works

  • The system employs a specialized suppression gas (such as Novac, FM-200, CO2, or Inergen) to quickly and efficiently extinguish fires.
  • Upon detecting a fire, the system releases the gas into the panel or enclosure, displacing oxygen or chemically inhibiting the fire to extinguish it.

Key Components

  • Detection System: Advanced smoke and heat detectors that promptly identify early signs of fire within electrical panels.
  • Control Panel : The central control unit processes signals from detectors and triggers the gas release.
  • Gas Cylinders : Contain the suppression gas, stored under pressure and ready for rapid deployment.
  • Discharge Nozzles: Strategically placed within or near the panels to ensure effective distribution of the gas.
  • Alarms and Warning Systems:Audible and visual alerts to notify personnel and prompt necessary actions before gas discharge.

Advantages:

  • Non-Damaging: Gas suppression does not harm electrical components or cause short circuits, unlike water-based systems.
  • Rapid Response: Provides fast and effective fire suppression, reducing downtime and potential damage.
  • Localized Protection:Targets specific areas, ensuring efficient use of suppression gas and minimal disruption to other operations.

Applications:

  • Electrical Panels:Protects panels containing circuit breakers, relays, and other control equipment.
  • Switchgear Rooms: Ensures the safety and reliability of essential power distribution equipment.
  • Data Centers and Control Rooms: Safeguards critical infrastructure and maintains operational continuity.

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