3kg FM200 Fire Detection Tube with Seamless Steel Cylinder and Single Zone Management Fire Trace Suppression System

The fire detection tube is connected to the fire extinguishing agent containers through the container valve. It serves both as a fire detection element and as a discharge conduit. In the event of a fire, the detecting tube bursts, causing a pressure drop within the pipe. This pressure drop activates the container valve, and the extinguishing agent is released through the burst hole in the original fire detection tube.

The extinguishing agent is a clean, odorless, and tasteless gas that does not endanger the ozone layer. Because of its environmentally friendly characteristics, the FM200 fire suppression system is regarded as a viable alternative to the halon series.

The FM200 fire trace suppression system is available in two configurations: direct type and indirect type. The direct type consists of a cylinder with a container valve and a fire detecting tube. The indirect type includes one additional component — the releasing tube.

This type of fire suppression system does not require electrical elements, as its top section incorporates a small warning alarm. When the system activates, the warning alarm will sound simultaneously.

Suitable for power plants, communications facilities, broadcasting stations, petrochemical operations, railway systems, and similar environments.

The fire detecting tube fire suppression device offers the following advantages:

1. Convenient installation and transportation. This system combines fire fighting and alarm functions together and requires no matching electrical elements or pipe fittings. After fixing the cylinder in place, the only remaining task is to route the detecting tube around the potential fire source.
2. Non-electric start mode. The system does not require external power to activate. Its working principle relies on its own stored pressure rather than outside force. When the detecting tube is ruptured by fire, the agent is discharged automatically.
3. Minimal space occupation. This system is well suited for protecting a specific system — such as a telecommunication system — rather than an entire protected zone. The cylinder is mounted on the outer cabinet and occupies very little space.