Gaseous Fire Protection Systems
Gaseous fire protection systems are designed to suppress fires in areas where water-based systems are not suitable. These systems use inert gases, FM200, or carbon dioxide (CO2) to extinguish fires without causing damage to sensitive equipment or electronic devices. Precision Fire Protection offers a range of gaseous fire protection systems that meet AS4214, NFPA, Factory Mutual (FM), and Underwriters Laboratory (UL) standards.
Inert Gaseous Fire Protection Systems
These systems use inert gases such as argon and nitrogen to displace oxygen and suppress fires. They are ideal for protecting data centres, server rooms, and other areas with sensitive electronic equipment.
FM200 Gaseous Fire Protection Systems
FM200 is a clean agent that suppresses fires by absorbing heat. It is safe for use in occupied spaces and is effective in protecting valuable assets and equipment.
Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Gaseous Fire Protection Systems
CO2 systems use carbon dioxide to displace oxygen and extinguish fires. They are suitable for unoccupied areas and high-risk environments such as industrial machinery and electrical equipment rooms.
Importance of Gaseous Fire Protection Systems
Minimal Damage
Gaseous fire protection systems do not leave any residue, making them ideal for protecting sensitive equipment and areas where water-based systems could cause damage.
Rapid Suppression
These systems provide fast and effective fire suppression, minimising damage and downtime.
Safe for Occupied Spaces
FM200 systems are safe for use in occupied spaces, ensuring the safety of personnel while protecting valuable assets.
Compliance with Standards
Precision Fire Protection's gaseous fire protection systems meet industry standards, ensuring reliability and effectiveness.
Applications
Data Centres and Server Rooms
Protecting critical IT infrastructure from fire damage.
Telecommunications Facilities
Ensuring the safety of communication equipment.
Industrial Machinery
Protecting high-risk areas with sensitive equipment.
Electrical Equipment Rooms
Safeguarding electrical systems and components.