Gaseous Fire Suppression Systems

Gaseous fire suppression uses inert gases and chemical agents to extinguish a fire. The system is usually triggered by smoke detector(s), which will then in turn, release the gas agent into the protected area. The gas then suffocates the fire by removing diluting the oxygen to around 12 – 14%, a concentration which is unable to support combustion.

Types of System

• Standard Wet Sprinklers
• Pre Action Water Systems
• Deluge Water Systems
• Foam Suppression Systems
• Gaseous Suppression Systems
• Mist systems
• Dry Systems
• Alternate Wet & Dry
• Ansul 102 Kitchen Fire Suppression