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Prefabricated perfluorohexanone fire extinguishing equipment
Product Introduction:
Prefabricated perfluorohexanone (PFH) fire extinguishing equipment consists of an extinguishing agent storage cylinder, a starting device, a feedback device, a fire detector, extinguishing agent delivery pipelines, and atomizing nozzles. The pipelines and nozzles can be arranged within equipment prone to fire, and high-precision fire detectors monitor the equipment. Upon detection of a fire, the high-precision fire detectors provide a 24V starting voltage to the prefabricated pipeline-type automatic fire extinguishing device. High-pressure nitrogen propels the extinguishing agent through the prefabricated pipeline (or fire detection tube) and out at high speed from the atomizing nozzles (or fire detection tubes) for rapid fire suppression. It is an early-stage fire extinguishing system with a rapid and accurate response, more timely and targeted extinguishing agent release, and can quickly and effectively detect and extinguish initial fires, thereby minimizing losses.
Product Advantages:
Non-conductive: The extinguishing agent has excellent insulating properties and will not cause secondary damage to energized equipment.
High extinguishing efficiency: The extinguishing concentration is generally 4%-6%, effectively extinguishing Class A/B/C/E fires.
Safe and environmentally friendly: Safe and environmentally friendly, leaving no residue after use.
Convenient linkage: Can be used independently or in conjunction with other units.
Lower cost: Compared to traditional large-space total flooding fire suppression systems, this product can be directly deployed inside small, easily ignited spaces, significantly reducing the amount of extinguishing agent used. Furthermore, construction is simple and convenient, significantly reducing labor and material costs compared to traditional fire protection methods.
Flexible extinguishing agent selection: Heptafluoropropane or perfluorohexanone extinguishing agents can be selected based on the different protected areas.
Zone control: Solenoid valves can be installed on the extinguishing agent delivery pipeline to precisely distinguish fire zones, allowing one system to protect multiple areas.
It has a wide range of applications, including fire prevention in charging piles, electrochemical energy storage systems, power transmission and distribution systems, computer rooms, data centers, aviation, ships, vehicles, oil and gas production, and other places.
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