Inert Gas Fire Suppression System

Inert gas extinguishing systems fight fires by introducing inert gases, such as argon or nitrogen, and the resulting lowering of the oxygen content. They are particularly suitable for protecting areas with high-quality and sensitive equipment, where residue-free extinguishing – without the use of water, foam or powder extinguishing agent – is to be preferred. Argon and nitrogen are natural constituents of the ambient air and, moreover, non-toxic and non-electrically conductive.

Examples of use:
switchgear, switch rooms and control cabinets
control stations, operation and control rooms
data centers, server rooms and server cabinets
HVACR rooms
painting and powder coating plant
storage facilities for hazardous substance and flammable liquids
according to the regulation for flammable liquids (VbF)
high-bay racks
machine tools
museums
archives