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IG100 Fire Extinguishing System

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January 17, 2024
Category Connection: Automatic Fire Extinguisher
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Brief: Follow along for a hands-on demonstration that highlights performance points of the IG100 Fire Extinguishing System. This video showcases the 70L/10MPa system designed for museum fire suppression, explaining its eco-friendly nitrogen-based technology and rapid fire suppression capabilities.
Related Product Features:
  • Uses pure nitrogen as an extinguishing agent, ensuring zero ozone depletion and no environmental harm.
  • Colorless, odorless, and non-toxic, making it safe for humans and equipment during use.
  • Reduces oxygen concentration to suffocate flames, providing effective fire suppression.
  • Suitable for diverse locations like museums, data centers, and medical equipment zones.
  • Environmentally friendly and recognized as a Halon alternative globally.
  • Features automatic, pneumatic, and mechanical emergency operations for versatile activation.
  • Low maintenance with easy disassembly, recharge, and reuse post-discharge.
  • Designed for rapid spraying, achieving fire suppression in ≤60 seconds.
FAQs:
  • What makes the IG100 system environmentally friendly?
    The IG100 system uses pure nitrogen, which has zero ozone depletion potential and poses no adverse environmental impact, making it an eco-friendly fire suppression solution.
  • Where can the IG100 system be used?
    The IG100 system is suitable for museums, data centers, telecommunications facilities, medical equipment zones, and other locations requiring safe and efficient fire suppression.
  • How does the IG100 system extinguish fires?
    The IG100 system reduces oxygen concentration in the protected area, suffocating the flames and effectively suppressing combustion without chemical residues.
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