Design, install, and inspect automatic fire suppression
Design, installation, and inspection of automatic fire suppression to engineering principles using clean agents Novec 1230 / FM200 for closed rooms with high-value equipment, including alarm devices and cross-zone sequencing.
Request consultation Scope
- Automatic fire suppression using FM200, Novec 1230, CO2, or N2 as appropriate
- Smoke detection, plus Heat / Beam detectors where the room requires them
- Control panel, solenoid valve, nozzle, manual station, strobe / horn / bell, abort station
- Cross-zone logic to reduce accidental discharge
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- Consulting on agent and equipment selection for the organization
Deliverables
- Designed and installed alarm/suppression system within project scope
- System testing before handover
- Basic operating guidance for alarm, abort, and manual discharge sequence
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FAQ
Which extinguishing agents are offered?
FM200, Novec 1230, CO2, and N2 are available. Computer rooms commonly use clean agents FM200 and Novec 1230 that leave no residue.
How does automatic discharge sequencing work?
Smoke must be detected at two points (cross zone) before the alarm path continues. If not aborted, the panel discharges within 60 seconds and release completes in about 10 seconds.
Where is this system typically used?
Closed rooms that need fast protection for high-value equipment, such as computer rooms, Data Centers, Server Rooms, or transformer rooms.