In mission-critical IT infrastructure, water sprinklers are just as devastating as the flames themselves. We install clean agent total flooding gaseous systems—utilizing FK-5-1-12 (Novec 1230 alternative) and HFC-227ea (FM-200)—combined with Very Early Smoke Detection Apparatus (VESDA) that intercepts electrical arcing before smoke is even visible.
Engineered seamless steel cylinder banks charged with FK-5-1-12 or FM-200 super-pressurized with dry nitrogen to 25 or 42 bar. Calibrated 360-degree discharge nozzles provide uniform gas concentration throughout the room and false floor void.
Continuous air sampling through a network of perforated ABS pipes. Laser detection chamber senses microscopic particulate traces of overheated PVC wire insulation hours before a flame appears, avoiding costly gas dumps.
For edge computing servers and isolated network racks: self-contained 2kg/4kg clean agent units mounted directly inside server cabinets with heat-sensitive pneumatic sensor tubes. Extinguishes internal rack fires without discharging the entire room.
Pre-discharge relays that instantly shut down precision air conditioning (PAC) units and trip motorized smoke dampers, trapping the gas inside the server enclosure to maintain extinguishing concentration.
Standardized enclosure pressure testing using computer-controlled door blower fans to calculate equivalent leakage area (ELA). Guarantees the server room can retain suppression gas for the required 10-minute hold time.
Firestopping of all power, fiber optic, and CAT6 data cables passing through server room walls and floors with modular elastomeric transit frames and intumescent sealants tested to 120 minutes fire integrity.
Contact our gaseous suppression engineers for room volume calculations and rapid hardware deployment across Uttarakhand.