Internally Stored Pressure Heptafluoropropane Fire Extinguishing System

Customization of internally pressurized HFC-227ea fire extinguishing systems requires careful consideration of key factors, including the protection scenario, regulatory requirements, and environmental conditions. A precise design is achieved through a process of "demand analysis - parameter calculation - component adaptation - compliance verification."
Certification: CCCF
CMA, CNAS inspection reports

Prefabricated (Cabinet Type) Perfluorohexanone Fire Extinguishing Device

The prefabricated (cabinet-type) perfluorohexanone fire extinguishing device uses perfluorohexanone as the extinguishing medium. Nitrogen is pressurized in the extinguishing agent storage cylinder, which acts as the driving force for the extinguishing agent release. This system features high extinguishing efficiency, easy assembly, and a modular design.
This non-HFC fire extinguishing agent is a brand-new halon alternative, representing a breakthrough in halon replacement. FK-5-1-12 is currently listed in ISO-14520 and NFPA 2001 and is widely used in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, Japan, South Korea, and Europe. It has been recognized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and is listed under the EPA's Significant New Alternatives Policy (SNAP).
Certification: CCCF (UL/FM certification optional)

ILP Indirect Fire Detection Pipe Fire Extinguishing System

ILP Indirect System
How it works:
1. When a fire occurs in a detector tube, the nitrogen-filled detector tube ruptures due to heat, causing a pressure drop. This activates the indirect system valve, releasing suppressant through the valve, dedicated piping, and nozzles.
2. When the fire extinguishing system is activated, suppressant is released from the cylinder through dedicated piping and nozzles, flooding the entire protected area and extinguishing the fire quickly and completely.
3. Indirect release systems are typically used for larger areas where a large amount of extinguishing agent is required to effectively extinguish a fire.
Both direct and indirect systems can be used in areas of any size and provide effective fire suppression. Your fire suppression engineer will determine which system is best for your application.
Suppressant Types:
You can choose from FM-200, HFC-227ea (heptafluoropropane), 3M Novec 1230 (perfluorohexanone), dry powder (ABC/BC/D), foam, and more.
Certifications: CMA, CNAS inspection reports
(UL, ULC, FM, CE, and LPCB certifications available)

Portable Dry Powder Fire Extinguisher

ABC dry powder fire extinguishers are filled with ABC dry powder (primary ingredient: ammonium dihydrogen phosphate). It has excellent flowability, strong anti-caking properties, is non-toxic, odorless, non-conductive, and has long-lasting shelf life. This product is suitable for extinguishing Class A fires involving common solid materials such as wood, paper, and cloth. Class B fires involving flammable liquids such as gasoline, kerosene, diesel, and methanol. Class C fires involving flammable gases such as coal gas, natural gas, methane, propane, acetylene, and hydrogen. Class E fires involving the initial onset of electrically charged objects. and Class F fires involving high-temperature cooking oils.
Certification: CCC
CMA, CNAS inspection reports

Explosion-proof Protection Device

Explosion-proof devices are a perfect solution for industrial safety, where explosion threats arise from flammable gases, gas mixtures, steam, dust, and other sources. Under normal operating conditions, the device is covered by a rupture disk. Upon activation, the increased internal pressure causes the disk to open, releasing pressure and flames. Explosion-proof devices are designed to operate below the burst pressure.
Certifications:
UL, Ex II GD, ATEX, IECE, and other certifications.

Externally Stored Pressurized Heptafluoropropane Fire Extinguishing System