Inert Gas System Benefits:

Flexibility

• Choice of four NFPA and ISO approved agents to suit regional re-charge conditions and customer specifications.

• Wide flexibility when selecting storage area as cylinders can be stored hundreds of feet from hazard.

• Argon may be used for application-specific Class D materials such as titanium dust, magnesium, etc.

• Suitable for low temperature applications

• Suitable for rooms that are hard to seal and spaces such as museums and labs

Lower Material Costs.

• Pressure and flow regulating valve allows for Sch. 40 pipe.

• Actuation of up to 60 cylinders is accomplished with a single release unit mounted on primary cylinder so there is no need for separate pilot cylinders.

• Selector valves protect multiple hazards with a single cylinder bank, reducing overall system cost.

Lower Installation, Labor and Refill Costs.

• Several sizes of pre-fabricated manifolds with pre-installed check valves ready for discharge hose connections

• Fast and easy installation process using quick-connect actuation hoses and electrical connections.

• Very economical agent refill cost after a discharge

System Features:

• Cylinders available in 300 bar and 200 bar pressure options

• Cylinders available in 80 liter and 140 liter1 capacity options

• Nozzles available with 360 and 180 degree discharge patterns

• Cylinders suitable for storage at temperatures from -4° to 130°F(-20° to 54°C) FM Approved

• Selector valve sizes range from 1” to 4” (25 to 100 mm nominal)

• 300 bar option reduces the cylinder quantity compared to 200 bar

• Truly Green agents (zero ozone depletion and zero global warming)

• Non-conductive – suitable for electronic equipment protection

• Clean Agent – no clean-up of agent required after discharge

Why Choose an Inert Gas System?

Safe for the Environment.

Pure Inert gases and the constituents of the blended versions are found naturally in the atmosphere. These gases are environmentally responsible, having an ozone depletion potential (ODP) of zero and a global warming potential (GWP) of zero. At room temperature inert gases are colorless and odorless.

Safe for Human Exposure.

In occupied areas, people can breathe Inert gas blends at extinguishing concentrations below 52% for very brief periods of time during egress. There are no toxicological factors associated with the use of Inert gases as they will  not decompose or produce any by-products when exposed to a flame.