Autonomous and Automatic there is no need of external electrical or pressure supply (but are compatible to any conventional alarm/ detection system).
Non-pressurised containers.
Space and weight saving.
Activated electrically, thermally, manually or in combination of any two.
Suitable for A, B, C classes of fire.
(In class A fires it is important to operate the extinguishing system at the earliest possible time)
The coolant used is a natural mineral that does not contain pyrotechnic material. There is no danger of blockage of the outlet that can lead to the generator exploding.
Subject to negligible maintenance costs compared to that associated with other conventional systems.
Its built-in fail-safe activation system ensures operation of the generators when required, even if everything else fails.
The solid compound does not contain pyrotechnic materials therefore it is more stable to
temperature fluctuations and has a significantly longer operation life-time.
Conventional fire extinguishing agents use the following methods to extinguish fire:
· Suffocation method (depletion of oxygen levels in air below 15% at normal pressures extinguishes fire)
· Cooling method (heat absorption)
· Removal of fuel |