Service
Fixed Fire Suppression Systems
Where human intervention cannot act in time — electrical substations, computer rooms, plant rooms, fryers — you need a system that activates by itself.
What it includes
- Calculation of room volume and the required quantity of extinguishing agent
- Choice of agent according to the hazard and whether the area is occupied
- Installation of cylinders, pipework and nozzles
- Extinguishing control panel, detectors, manual release buttons and warning signs
- Testing, handover and documentation
- Periodic maintenance contract
Types
What we cover
Carbon dioxide (CO₂)
Electrical rooms without permanent occupancy.
Inert gases
Rooms with electronic equipment; safe where people are present.
Aerosol
Compact enclosed spaces — switchboards, substations, plant rooms.
Kitchen wet chemical
Cooking ranges, fryers and hoods in commercial kitchens.
Foam
Areas with liquid fuels and tanks.
Frequently asked questions
What clients usually ask
Which agent is right for my space?
It depends on what is burning, whether the space is occupied and what equipment is being protected. Unoccupied electrical rooms usually take CO₂ or aerosol; occupied spaces, inert gases.
Is a design study required?
Yes. The quantity of extinguishing agent is calculated from the volume and airtightness of the space. It is not something chosen from a catalogue.
How often is it maintained?
Annual inspection of the system and periodic re-inspection of the cylinders, in line with the system standard and the manufacturer's instructions.
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