5.6Mpa Filling Pressure Single Zone FM200 Gas Suppression System Enclosed Flooding HFC-227ea Fire Suppression System

Combined with the extinguishing device and electronic accessories, the whole system can be actuated automatically. It monitors the situation of the protective region through detectors and can start the extinguishing device through a solenoid actuator automatically, achieving full automation. This avoids the risk of an unnoticed fire and saves the cost of employing personnel to supervise the protected area.

Management of multiple zones is also under the safe control of the whole system. A single system can protect multiple zones through selective valves, allowing it to target different protective zones in turn. Agent is discharged only into the zone where the fire occurs, making fire suppression highly efficient in a short time. Note that a small room should be reserved as storage space for the whole system.

The HFC-227ea firefighting system for a single zone at 5.6 MPa is mainly composed of three parts: extinguishing devices, pipe fittings, and electrical accessories.

These include the cylinder for filling and storing FM-200, the frame, and the driving device (nitrogen cylinder) that triggers the storage cylinder to discharge agent, among others.

These are the conduits that connect the extinguishing device and guide the agent into the protective zone, such as high-pressure galvanized steel pipe, flange, and elbow.

These are used to detect and monitor the whole protective area and control the whole system. They also warn people to evacuate and prevent fire expansion.

These three integrated parts work together to efficiently detect, supervise, alarm, and extinguish fire automatically. The complete composition of the whole system is shown below.

The FM-200 fire gas suppression system is suitable for significant and important places. The following are listed for reference:

• Telecommunication centers
• Textile manufacturing
• Records and data archives
• Electric utility facilities
• Testing and imaging equipment
• Media storage
• Chemical laboratories
• Vehicles