Clean agent fire suppression system

What is Water-less Fire Suppression System ?

If you’re trying to find ways that to safeguard your valuable electronic assets and business operations, you have got already created the smart move to avoid counting on water for fire protection. Choosing a clean extinguishing agent offers the simplest chance to reduce risk to a business and its essential assets.Clean Agent is a water-less suppression system Electrically non-conductive, volatile, or air like hearth extinguish-ant that doesn’t leave a residue upon evaporation.

4 Best Types Fire Suppression System :

  1. Novec-1230 Fire Suppression System
  2. FM-200 Fire Suppression System
  3. Co2 Fire Suppression System
  4. Inergen System –  nitrogen, argon, and carbon dioxide

Why We Should Use Water-less Fire Suppression System ?

  1. Non-contaminating gaseous
  2. Fire protection Designed to protect critical assets and processes without Consequential damage
  3. Odorless
  4. Colorless
  5. Fast
  6. Electrically non- conductive gas
  7. Type / Class A, B, C fire
  8. Safe to use in occupied areas Tried and tested through Thousands of installations around the world
  9. Safe

25 Typical Application of Water-less Fire Suppression System

  1. Marine vessels
  2. Pharmaceutical and medical facilities
  3. Air traffic control centers
  4. Historical archive storage
  5. Financial networks
  6. Control rooms
  7. Record storage facilities
  8. Telecommunication networks / centres / facilities
  9. Data centers
  10. offshore Oil / gas exploration and production Facilities
  11. Art galleries
  12. Medical facilities.
  13. UPS Rooms
  14. Museums
  15. Medical equipment
  16. Computer rooms
  17. Electric utilities
  18. DATA Centres
  19. Libraries
  20. Comms Rooms
  21. Telecommunication facilities
  22. Server rooms
  23. Laboratories
  24. Anechoic chambers
  25. Power generation & power storage

Books, Website and Other References:

  • NFPA
  • 3M
  • kidde
  • ISOifDIS 14520: Gaseous Fire Exfinguishing Systems, International Standards Organiza – tion, Homebush, New South Wales, Australia, 2000.
  • NFPA 2001: Standard on Clean Agent Fire Extinguishing Systems, 2000 Edition, NFPA, Quincy, MA, 2000.
  • NFPA 2001: Standard on Clean Agent Fire Extinguishing Systems, 1996 Edition, NFPA, Quincy, MA, 1996.
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