Range imageFlooding Systems
Cinder Micro Flooding System (CMFS)
Compact ceiling-mounted flooding unit. Available in 5 kg and 10 kg.
Sizes2 options
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Range imageOxygen displacement flooding for high-hazard areas. Available in 22.5 kg and 45 kg.
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CCFS uses CO₂ for total flooding. Identify the enclosure, potential leakage paths and all locations that people may enter before considering the installation. CO₂ at extinguishing concentrations can be life-threatening, so occupancy, alarms, evacuation, maintenance isolation and re-entry procedures are fundamental design considerations. The available charge sizes are equipment options, not pre-calculated room coverage. Ask for the complete engineered arrangement and its operating procedures rather than comparing cylinder prices alone.
Configuration review. The listed configurations are 22.5 kg (CCFS-22.5), 45 kg (CCFS-45). Compare the selected model's specification table and documentation; the charge or container size alone does not establish suitability or coverage.
Before ordering. For a Cinder CO₂ Flooding System (CCFS) quotation, provide the required quantity, installation or replacement context, and the associated equipment model. Include photographs or drawings of the interfaces and any project documentation requirements. Ask the supplier to identify the exact offered configuration and the scope of installation, commissioning or servicing included.
| Size | Part code | Enquire |
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| 22.5 kg | CCFS-22.5 | Quote |
These are the common hazards for this range. Share your enclosure or room details and an engineer will confirm coverage.
Range imageFlooding Systems
Compact ceiling-mounted flooding unit. Available in 5 kg and 10 kg.
Sizes2 options
5 kg, 10 kg
What buyers and engineers most often ask before specifying the Cinder CO₂ Flooding System (CCFS).
Ask your own questionThe listed configurations are 22.5 kg (CCFS-22.5), 45 kg (CCFS-45). Compare the selected model's specification table and documentation; the charge or container size alone does not establish suitability or coverage.
CCFS uses CO₂ for total flooding. Identify the enclosure, potential leakage paths and all locations that people may enter before considering the installation. CO₂ at extinguishing concentrations can be life-threatening, so occupancy, alarms, evacuation, maintenance isolation and re-entry procedures are fundamental design considerations. The available charge sizes are equipment options, not pre-calculated room coverage. Ask for the complete engineered arrangement and its operating procedures rather than comparing cylinder prices alone.
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| 45 kg | CCFS-45 | Quote |
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Every size shares the specification below. Ask about one and an engineer confirms it suits the risk before quoting.
Flooding Systems
Clean agent flooding calculated to the protected volume. Available in 34 Ltr, 80 Ltr, 120 Ltr, 140 Ltr and 180 Ltr.
Sizes5 options
34 Ltr, 80 Ltr, 120 Ltr, 140 Ltr, 180 LtrThe listed configurations are 22.5 kg (CCFS-22.5), 45 kg (CCFS-45). Compare the selected model's specification table and documentation; the charge or container size alone does not establish suitability or coverage.
For a Cinder CO₂ Flooding System (CCFS) quotation, provide the required quantity, installation or replacement context, and the associated equipment model. Include photographs or drawings of the interfaces and any project documentation requirements. Ask the supplier to identify the exact offered configuration and the scope of installation, commissioning or servicing included.
Request the model-specific instructions, the relevant test or certification documents and the service requirements for the offered configuration. Where the product forms part of a fixed system, agree who is responsible for design verification, installation, commissioning and the recorded operating sequence.
For background on CO₂ safeguards, see OSHA's fixed-system guidance. This is a technical reference; the project designer must establish the requirements applicable to the installation.