Water fire suppression system

  1. Fire hose reel cabinets: -

Fire hose cabinets are specialized enclosures that store fire hoses and associated firefighting equipment. They are critical components of fire protection systems, providing easy access to firefighting resources in an emergency.

  1. Fire water sprinkler system: -

A fire water sprinkler system is a critical component of fire protection, designed to extinguish or control fires in buildings and other structures automatically. These systems are activated by heat.

The system consists of a net of steel pipes and sprinkler heads. Each head is equipped with a heat-sensitive element (typically a glass bulb filled with a liquid) that shatters or melts at a predetermined temperature, allowing water to flow out.

Clean agents extinguishing systems

A clean agent extinguishing system is a type of fire suppression system that utilizes non-toxic, non-conductive gaseous agents to extinguish fires. These systems protect sensitive equipment and areas where traditional water-based suppression methods may cause damage, such as data centers, server rooms, museums, and electrical facilities. Unlike water, clean agents do not leave residues or cause corrosion, making them suitable for protecting valuable assets like electronics and documents. Common clean agents are FM-200 (HFC-227ea), Novec 1230, and carbon dioxide.

Foam extinguishing systems

A foam extinguishing system is a fire suppression system that utilizes foam agents to extinguish fires, particularly those involving flammable liquids (Class B fires) and certain solid combustibles (Class A fires). These systems are effective in creating a barrier between the fuel and the oxygen in the air, helping to smother the fire and prevent re-ignition.

Applications: - Foam systems are commonly used in environments where flammable liquids are

present, such as:

  1. Aviation fuel storage and handling facilities.

  2. Chemical plants.

  3. Oil refineries.

  4. Warehouses for flammable materials.

  5. Firefighting vehicles.

Hood fire extinguishing system

A hood fire extinguishing system, also known as a kitchen hood fire suppression system, is specifically designed to protect commercial kitchens and cooking environments from fire hazards. These systems are essential in mitigating the risks associated with cooking appliances, where grease and flammable materials can ignite. Typically, a wet chemical agent can effectively cool and smother the flames. Common agents include potassium acetate, specifically formulated to combat grease fires.

Fire suppression systems