IG100 gas fire extinguishing equipment

Product description

Nitrogen (N2), also known as IG100, uses nitrogen, which accounts for 78% of the atmosphere, as a fire extinguishing agent, fully integrates the design concept of the new era fire extinguishing system, so that the product successfully has the function of protecting the environment and high efficiency fire extinguishing. It has the characteristics of protecting the ecological environment of the earth, safety and health, no pollution caused by fire extinguishing agents, and long-lasting fire fighting effectiveness. Nitrogen can be separated from the air and produced from a wide range of sources, and the cost of filling is low. IG100 is the main component of the air, ozone loss potential ODP=0, greenhouse effect potential GWP=0 Atmospheric life time is zero, without any adverse impact on the environment. IG100 colorless, tasteless, non-toxic, not only harmless to the human body, but also in the fire extinguishing process does not produce any chemical substances, will not cause secondary pollution to the equipment, no atomization phenomenon when sprayed, no harm to the field of vision, to ensure the orderly and safe evacuation of personnel.

How  to  Put out a fire

When the fire extinguishing equipment is in the automatic control state, when there is a fire in the protection area, the fire detector sends out a fire signal, the alarm controller immediately sends out an acoustic and optical alarm signal, the gas fire extinguishing control device receives two independent fire alarm signals, issues linkage instructions, closes the linkage equipment, after 30 seconds delay, issues fire extinguishing instructions, and opens the corresponding solenoid valve in the protection area. Start the driving gas, and the driving gas opens the corresponding selection valve and the container valve through the starting pipeline to release the fire extinguishing agent and implement the fire extinguishing.

Electric gas fire disaster 

Liquid fire or meltable solid fire

Solid surface fire

A gas fire that should be able to cut off the air source before extinguishing

Suitable for the protection of enclosed Spaces, typical places are

Protection area for gas and liquid fire with explosion danger

Library of books, archives, bills and cultural relics, etc

Oil-immersed transformer, power distribution room with oil switch and self-provided generator room, etc

Communication room and electronic computer room