Fire protection by environment
Fire protection changes with the hazard, the enclosure and the people who need to work around it. Start with the environment and follow the system that belongs there.
- Core environments
- 4
- Also protected
- 14
Choose an environment
Commercial kitchens
Indirect suppression
Restaurant, hospital and cloud kitchens, taken at the hood and the appliance line with wet chemical agent.
Detection and discharge run as separate networks, so agent is routed to nozzles positioned over each appliance rather than only where the sensor runs. Manual release and abort are included as standard, and the control unit mounts at a safe distance from the line.
Installed on real sites
Cinder systems at work in commercial kitchens, battery rooms, panel rooms, transformers and industrial enclosures.
Commercial kitchens
Wet chemical suppression
Battery banks and UPS
Direct suppression
Electrical panels
Panel protection
Dry transformers
Heat sensing tube
Clean-agent rooms
Total flooding
Industrial enclosures
CO₂ flooding
Other environments we protect
- HT and LT panels
- Switchgear and generators
- Dry transformers
- Cable galleries
- Engine test cells
- Vehicle engines
- Chemical testing laboratories
- Museums and art installations
- Libraries and record storage
- Store and locker rooms
- Storage warehouses
- Hospitality
- Oil and gas
- Locomotives