Carbon Dioxide(CO2) Fire Suppression System

The extinguishing effect of carbon dioxide is caused by the fast displacement of oxygen in the vicinity of the source of the fire and a high heat-retention capacity. Due to their special extinguishing agent properties, carbon dioxide extinguishing systems are not only able to specifically protect entire rooms, but also open facilities. Carbon dioxide is a natural component of the ambient air and electrically non-conductive. Carbon dioxide extinguishing systems requires only little space for storing the extinguishing agent.

Examples of use:
•   rolling mills
•   turbines
•   transformers
•   hazardous material storage
•   machine tools and special metal processing plants
•   paint and varnish manufacturing or processing plants
•   painting and powder coating booths (ESTA)
•   hydraulic systems
•   cable trays and shafts
•   silos and dust filters
•   print machinery
•   motor test beds and ship engine rooms
•   switching and control systems