Fire Trace Systems

Fire Trace Systems Specification

Features
Direct and Indirect Release, 24/7 Monitoring, Maintenance-Free, Fast Response

Energy Efficiency Rating
Passive/No power required, highly energy efficient

Coating Type
UV-resistant, corrosion-proof polymer (tube)

Coverage Area
Protects enclosed cabinets up to 3 m (expandable with design)

Control Type
Automatic Detection and Activation

Voltage
Not required for detection or discharge (optional 12V/24V for alarm relay)

Operating Pressure
Nitrogen pressurized, usually 10-18 Bar (standby)

Working Temperature
-20C to +90C (tube); discharge temp depends on agent

Connectivity Type
Standalone or Integrated into building fire alarm system

Fire Extinguisher Type
Clean Agent (FK-5-1-12/Novec 1230, FM-200), CO2, Dry Chemical

Mounting Type
Bracket/Clamp Mount with Secure Fastening

Fire Class
A, B, C (Solid, Liquid, Gas fires)

Shape
Cylindrical tank, flexible detection tube

Technology
Linear Heat Sensing Tube with Suppression Agent Discharge

Installation Type
Wall-mounted, Directly inside equipment or cabinets

Application
Automatic Fire Suppression for Electrical Panels, Server Racks, CNC Machines, Industrial Equipment

Max Flow Rate
Depends on design and agent; typically up to 5 kg/min (for CO2/clean agent systems)

Diameter
6 mm to 12 mm (tube) depending on system type

Capacity
1-10 kg cylinder options

Pressure
Up to 25 Bar (tube burst pressure 25-30 Bar)

Maintenance Interval
Annually recommended

Alarm Integration
Potential-free contact for external alarm or shutdown

Suppression Agent Compatibility
FM-200, Novec 1230, CO2, Powder

Environmental Safety
Zero Ozone Depletion (for Clean Agents)

Discharge Time
Typically under 10 seconds

Cylinder Material
Seamless Steel or Aluminum Cylinder

Noise Level at Activation
Moderate (agent discharge)

System Lifespan
10 years (tube and cylinder with proper maintenance)

Response Time
Within seconds after fire detected

Color
Red (standard detection tube)

Sensing Element Material
Nylon/Polymer Heat Sensing Tube

Fire Trace Systems Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Unit

Supply Ability
2 Units Per Week

Delivery Time
10-15 Days

About Fire Trace Systems

We are one of the leading manufacturer & trader of Fire Trace System In Mumbai India , Maharashtra. Fire trace system is a self-activating suppression system that reliably suppresses fires in seconds. Fire trace system is a low maintenance, cost-effective solution to the problem of "micro-environment" fire protection.

Micro-environments are applications where the hazard is typically contained within a critical enclosure, such as equipment, machines, vehicles, or storage compartments. Fire trace systems can be installed in virtually any enclosed space where high-value assets are located or where an increased risk of fire could be mitigated by an automatic fire suppression system.

Fire trace systems are compatible with most commercially available fire suppression agents, including "clean" extinguishing agents such as FM-200 or Novec 1230 fire protection fluid, as well as CO2, dry chemical powder, foam, and water.

BENEFITS OF FIRE TRACE SYSTEM

The faster extinguishing effect of Fire Trace System as compared with conventional Low Pressure (25 Bar) system is achieved solely by means of the high pressure (42 Bar) technology. Due to high pressure rapid and reliable extinguishing of fire is ensured.

Rapid release of Gas
Total vaporization already during flooding
Perfect homogenization before flooding is complete

Fast and Reliable Fire Suppression

Utilizing a linear heat sensing tube made from durable nylon/polymer, Fire Trace Systems react instantly to a fire, releasing suppression agents within seconds. This rapid action helps prevent damage to vital equipment and minimizes downtime, making it ideal for industrial and commercial applications where every second counts.

Versatile Compatibility and Applications

The system supports various suppression agents including FM-200, Novec 1230, CO2, and powder, making it suitable for diverse fire risks in electrical panels, server racks, CNC machines, and control cabinets. The flexible detection tube design allows both direct and indirect agent release, with seamless integration into standalone or building-wide fire alarm systems.

Low Maintenance and Energy Efficiency

Fire Trace Systems are engineered for longevity and minimal maintenance, requiring only yearly inspections. With no power required for detection or suppression, these systems operate passively, ensuring protection remains uncompromised even during power outages. Their robust build features UV-resistant, corrosion-proof tubes and seamless steel or aluminum cylinders.

FAQs of Fire Trace Systems:

Q: How does Fire Traces heat sensing tube detect and suppress a fire?

A: The linear heat sensing tube is made from nylon/polymer and is pressurized with nitrogen. When the ambient temperature rises due to a fire, the tube ruptures at the hottest point, instantly releasing the suppression agent directly onto the fire, ensuring rapid and localized suppression within seconds.

Q: What environments and applications are best suited for Fire Trace Systems?

A: These systems excel in protecting enclosed spaces such as electrical panels, server racks, CNC machines, and various industrial equipment. They are suitable for areas up to 3 m per system and can be installed inside cabinets, on walls, or directly within equipment for tailored fire safety solutions.

Q: When should routine maintenance be performed on a Fire Trace System?

A: It is recommended to conduct maintenance annually, which includes visual inspections and pressure checks of both the detection tube and the cylinder to ensure system integrity, and that all components remain in optimal working condition for up to 10 years.

Q: What types of fire suppression agents are compatible with Fire Trace Systems?

A: The system supports FM-200, Novec 1230 (clean agents with zero ozone depletion), CO2, and powder extinguishing agents. This allows tailored fire suppression based on the application, agent availability, and environmental requirements.

Q: Where can Fire Trace Systems be integrated within buildings or infrastructure?

A: Besides direct installation in equipment or cabinets, fire trace systems can be connected to larger building management or fire alarm systems via potential-free contacts, enabling external alarms or automated equipment shutdown for enhanced safety management.

Q: What is the installation process for Fire Trace Systems in industrial settings?

A: Installation typically involves securely mounting the seamless steel or aluminum cylinders using brackets or clamps and routing the flexible detection tube inside or around the protected equipment. The system is then pressurized, tested for leaks, and set up for automatic, continuous monitoring.

Q: What are the main benefits of choosing Fire Trace Systems?

A: Fire Trace offers rapid response, maintenance-free operation, and energy efficiency with no power required for detection. The system provides 24/7 monitoring, protects against multiple fire classes, and ensures environmental safety with clean agents, making it a reliable choice for safeguarding essential equipment and operations.