Fire suppression system are the advanced early stage fire extinguishing automatic systems which are provided for server rooms and high-value equipment rooms.
It is an engineered group of units that are built to extinguish fires through the application of a substance. Most commonly, a fire suppression system has built-in components that detect fires at the beginning stages through heat, smoke, and other warning signals.
In short, a Fire Suppression System Distributor is, to a degree, precisely what it sounds like – a system used to suppress and/or extinguish a fire within a building.
A suppression system aims to take action before a fire gets a chance to grow and spread, truly minimizing potential damages. This often means that these systems activate at a much earlier stage in the fire’s development than do fire sprinklers.
There is no doubt that sprinklers are the most common type of fire suppression system. However, there are some suppression systems that do not use water to douse the fire. These systems can deal with fire situations where water could do more harm than any good. Here is a list of various types of fire suppression systems that you can use.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) flooding system. A fixed installation designed to displace the oxygen in the protected space and thus extinguish the fire, usually used to fight fires in engine rooms, boiler rooms and pump rooms. The system normally consists of a series of large CO2 cylinders.
The main advantage of FM200 fire suppression is the small amount of agent required to suppress a fire. FM200 systems reach extinguishing levels in 10 seconds or less, stopping ordinary combustible, electrical, and flammable liquid fires before they cause significant damage.
NAFS 125 clean agent fire suppression system which required 20% less agent than FM 200 is save for people and environment, its ozone depletion potential is 0. It protects the electrical system and having a unique lemon type smell to alert.
INERGEN is a highly effective fire suppression system for extinguishing fire & preventing re-ignition with no risk to people or damage to equipment if engineered and installed by a qualified fire suppression systems installation company.
Electrical panel suppression systems use the detection tubing which is installed throughout the enclosure and connected to the cylinder valve. The tubing is then charged with nitrogen and this pressure is utilized to hold back the extinguishant in the cylinder. Should a high temperature or fire occur then the pressurized tubing will burst and the extinguishant will be deployed directly from the burst hole onto the fire.
DSPA offers detection and extinguishing system which can detect a fire at the very early stage and extinguish the fire in just a few seconds. The main advantages are easy to install, easy to maintain, very efficient, highly safe, cost-efficient, does not affect oxygen levels, non-corrosive, non-conductive, environment-friendly and not harmful to humans or animals.