Gas Based Fire Suppression Systems

Gas Based Fire Suppression Systems Specification

Technology
Gas suppression, Clean agent technology

Fire Class
A, B, C, E

Connectivity Type
Wired / Control panel integrated

Mounting Type
Wall / Floor / Skid mounted

Control Type
Automatic and Manual

Voltage
24V DC or 230V AC

Coverage Area
Up to 1000 sq.ft (varies by model)

Shape
Cylindrical

Energy Efficiency Rating
High efficiency, minimal downtime

Fire Extinguisher Type
Clean Agent Gas (FM200, Novec 1230, Inergen, CO2)

Application
Industrial, Commercial, Server Rooms, Data Centers, Telecommunication, Electrical Panels

Max Flow Rate
Depends on enclosure size and gas type

Diameter
180 mm

Capacity
5 Kg to 100 Kg (depends on system size)

Pressure
42 bar

Gas Based Fire Suppression Systems Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Unit

Supply Ability
2 Units Per Week

Delivery Time
10-15 Days

About Gas Based Fire Suppression Systems

From our extensive assortment of fire fighting equipments, we are offering to the clients our range of Gas Based Fire Suppression Systems. These are considered as the ideal equipments that offer effective results in risky situations. Offered range provide protection from fire damage. In addition, the equipment is easy to install and provide optimum performance for a long time frame. Moreover, we trade and export the Gas Based Fire Suppression Systems to the customers at most discounted prices.

Features:

Quick response
Greater risk coverage
Environment friendly

Versatile Applications Across Sectors

Our gas-based fire suppression systems are ideal for a wide range of environments, including industrial plants, commercial buildings, server rooms, data centers, telecommunication setups, and electrical panels. Each system is tailored for effective use where sensitive equipment demands non-damaging fire protection.

Advanced Clean Agent Technology

The clean agent gases, such as FM200, Novec 1230, Inergen, and CO2, suppress fires efficiently without leaving residues or harming electronics. The technology ensures both rapid extinguishing and easy clean-up, making it suitable for areas where downtime must be minimized.

Seamless Integration and Control

Equipped with wired connectivity and integrated control panels, the system supports automatic and manual operation. Mounting options include wall, floor, or skid installation, and the system can be powered by either 24V DC or 230V AC, ensuring flexibility in deployment.

FAQs of Gas Based Fire Suppression Systems:

Q: How does a gas-based fire suppression system work in server rooms and data centers?

A: The system deploys a clean agent gas, like FM200 or Novec 1230, to suppress fire instantly without water or damaging residues. When a fire is detected, the gas is automatically released, reducing oxygen or interrupting the fires chemical chain reaction, which quickly suppresses flames and protects delicate equipment.

Q: What are the benefits of using clean agent technology in electrical and telecommunication setups?

A: Clean agent gases effectively extinguish fires without conducting electricity or leaving residue. This feature makes them ideal for safeguarding electrical panels and telecom facilities, ensuring minimal downtime and no harm to sensitive electronics.

Q: When should a gas suppression system be serviced or maintained?

A: Regular maintenance should be performed as specified by the manufacturer, typically on a semi-annual or annual basis. Service includes inspecting cylinders, testing control panels, and checking all connections to ensure the system will function optimally during an emergency.

Q: Where can these fire suppression systems be installed, and do they cover large areas?

A: The systems are suited for a variety of spaces including industrial sites, commercial buildings, server rooms, and data centers. Depending on the model, they can cover areas up to 1000 sq.ft., with mounting options on walls, floors, or skids for versatile installation.

Q: What is the installation process and how is it integrated with existing infrastructure?

A: Installation involves mounting the cylinders in the designated area, connecting the system to a wired control panel, and configuring automatic/manual activation and power supply (24V DC or 230V AC). Professional setup ensures seamless integration with building safety protocols.

Q: How is the appropriate system size and gas flow rate determined for an enclosure?

A: System sizing and gas flow rate depend on the enclosures dimensions, the type of gas used, and fire class coverage required. Dealers and service providers evaluate these factors to recommend and install the optimal system for each unique application.

Q: What advantages do these systems offer over traditional water-based extinguishing methods?

A: Unlike water-based systems, gas suppression is non-damaging to electronics and critical assets, leaves no residue, is highly efficient in suppressing fires, and reduces downtime significantly, making it the preferred solution in technical and electronic environments.