High Pressure Carbon Dioxide Systems

Carbon dioxide extinguishes fires without leaving any residues behind, preventing harm to sensitive electronics. There is less downtime after an incident because there is no agent cleanup. The carbon dioxide system, when properly designed, will suppress fire in Class A, B, and C hazards by displacing the oxygen-rich air that fuels combustion. Printing presses, vaults, open pits, dip tanks, spray booths, ovens, engine rooms, coating machines, process equipment, hoods and ducts, flammable gas or liquid storage spaces, and generators are some of the threats that carbon dioxide systems protect against.

For non-occupied risks, the High-Pressure Carbon Dioxide System is very effective. Individuals in carbon dioxide-protected spaces must be evacuated before the device is turned on. As a result, for occupied hazards, discharge time delays and alarms are required. Every system, from the cylinder to the nozzle, can be custom-designed for specific fire hazards. Using electric, pneumatic, or mechanical valve actuators, cylinder valves can be opened automatically or manually, locally or remotely.