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Recommended for protection of unoccupied facilities. Economical,
computer-designed and engineered; using total flooding, hand hose
line and/or local application. The most technologically advanced
CO2 fire suppression systems available. Colorless, odorless and
electrically nonconductive. Rapid cleanup equals minimal downtime.
We install Kidde Carbon Dioxide (C02) fire suppression
systems. C02 gas has a high ratio of expansion which facilitates
rapid discharge and allows for three dimensional penetration of the
entire hazard area quickly. Carbon Dioxide extinguishes a fire by
reducing the oxygen content of the protected area below the point
where it can support combustion. Carbon Dioxide Fire extinguishing
systems typically store the agent in one of two different ways, high
pressure cylinders, or low pressure CO2 tanks.
Advantages of Carbon Dioxide
When designed, engineered, and installed properly, Carbon Dioxide
fire suppression systems will not damage sensitive electronic
equipment. Carbon Dioxide has no residual clean-up associated with
its use as a fire suppression agent. Carbon Dioxide fire
extinguishing systems can be used to protect a wide variety of
hazards, from delicate electronic equipment to high-voltage
electrical equipment, all without causing damage to the equipment
being protected.
Technical Specifications:
• Reduces
the oxygen content of the atmosphere to a point where combustion
becomes impossible.
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Hardware to accommodate any application and system type
• Offered
in 25 lb to 100 lb Cylinders
• Hose
reel line systems
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Directional valve system options
• Lockout
valves and lockout circuits
Features:
• Proven quality and reliability with the Kidde brand
• Tested and approved all of Kidde's various detection and control
options
• Inexpensive and plentiful to re-fill
• Wide ranges of proven safe, hazard protection
CO2 Is
Versatile. Used on a wide variety of hazards throughout the world:
• Flammable liquid storage
• Printing presses
• Mixing Operations
• Spray Booths
• Industrial Ovens
• Dust Collectors
• Paint Lockers
• Marine Applications
Elements of a CO2 Fire Suppression System
A Carbon Dioxide Fire Suppression system consists of one or more
banks of cylinder storage containers to supply the CO2 extinguishing
agent. Flexible discharge bends, or hoses, connect the cylinders
into a piping manifold. The manifold in turn distributes the agent
into the piping network. Nozzles regulate the flow of CO2 into the
protected area.
Before Carbon Dioxide is released into the protected facility, fire
must be detected by a detection and control system. We use the
Pegasys addressable control panel for Kidde systems and the Auto
pulse control panel for CO2 systems.
Experience
We have extensive experience in the installation and design of CO2
fire suppression systems; in fact we have installed and maintained
CO2 systems since our inception in 1999.
We have worked with major corporations to design CO2 systems
nationwide for a variety of applications. Call today and speak with
one of our knowledgeable professionals.
Listings/Approvals:
UL Listed, FM, MEA, USCG
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