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Inergen Fire System is an efficient fire extinguishing technology that uses inert gas to extinguish fire. This system mainly releases inert gases, such as nitrogen, argon and carbon dioxide, to reduce the oxygen concentration at the fire scene, thereby suppressing the spread of fire. Inert gas itself does not participate in the combustion reaction, so it can effectively cut off the oxygen supply of the fire source to achieve the purpose of fire extinguishing. Inergen Fire System does not produce harmful chemicals during the fire extinguishing process, is harmless to the environment and human body, and is an environmentally friendly and safe fire extinguishing method.
Inergen Fire System has many significant advantages. First, it does not damage the protected equipment and items, does not leave any residue, and does not affect the normal operation of the equipment. Secondly, Inergen Fire System does not generate high temperature or high pressure when extinguishing the fire, does not cause secondary damage to personnel, and ensures the safety of personnel.
| INERGEN FIRE SYSTEM SPECIFICATION | |
| Product Name | IG541 Fire Suppression System |
| Trademark | Xingjin / OEM |
| Origin | Guangzhou, Guangdong, China |
| Working Pressure | 20MPa |
| Device Model | QMH20/80 |
| Capacity | 80Ltr,90Ltr |
| Filling Capacity Of Gas | 23.9kg |
| Outside Diameter Of Cylinder | 286mm |
| Height Of Cylinder | 1910mm |
| Spraying Time | ≤120s |
| Filling Rate | 0.299kg/L |
| Power | DC24V/1.6A |
| Nitrogen Pressure Of Driving Device | 6.0±1.0Mpa(20ºC) |
| Condition Of Reserving Room For Container | Temperature: -20~50ºC |
| Max Working Pressure | 23.2Mpa |
| Min Working Pressure | 18Mpa |
| Model NO | QMH20/80 |
| Specification | IG541 Clean Agent |
| Actuation | Automatic Or Manual Start |
| Pattern Of Extinguishing | Enclosed Flooding |
| Agent | IG541(52% Nitrogen, 40% Argon ,8%CO2) |
| Color | Red |
| Product Name | IG541 Fire Suppression System |
| Keyword | IG541, Inergen |
| Packaging Details | Plywood Outer Box With Bubble Bag Or Paper |
| Supply Ability | 30000 Set/Sets Per Week |
| Mini Order | 5 Set |
| We support customized fire extinguishers of various types and uses. | |
The fire extinguishing agent used by the Inergen Fire System is natural gas, such as nitrogen, argon, carbon dioxide, etc. These gases exist naturally in the atmosphere and will not damage the atmosphere after release. They are harmless to the environment and meet modern environmental protection requirements.
Inert gas fire extinguishing agents will not produce harmful chemicals during the fire extinguishing process, and will not cause harm to personnel and equipment. No high temperature or high pressure will be generated during fire extinguishing, and no secondary damage will be caused to personnel, ensuring personnel safety.
Inert gas fire extinguishing agents will not damage the protected equipment and items, will not leave any residue, and will not affect the normal operation of the equipment. They are particularly suitable for protecting high-value electronic equipment, precision instruments, important documents, etc.
The Inergen Fire System can quickly reduce the oxygen concentration at the fire scene in a short time, thereby effectively suppressing the spread of fire and achieving the purpose of rapid fire extinguishing. Usually, the fire can be completely extinguished within 30 seconds to 1 minute.
Inergen Fire System is suitable for various places that require rapid-fire extinguishing without damaging equipment, such as computer rooms, communication rooms, substations, electrical switch distribution rooms, precision instrument rooms, archives rooms, libraries, and other places that are not suitable for water system fire extinguishing.
Q1: Are foam firefighting systems effective on all types of fires?
A1: While foam fire fighting systems are highly effective on flammable liquid fires and fires involving solid combustibles, their use may be limited or require additional precautions on certain fires, such as electrical fires or reactive metal fires. In such cases, using foam may not be the best option, and other fire suppression methods should be considered.
Q2: How often should foam firefighting systems be maintained?
A2: Regular maintenance is crucial to ensure foam firefighting systems' reliability and effectiveness. Generally, a routine monthly inspection is recommended, along with annual maintenance. Additionally, hydrostatic testing of foam concentrates and other specific requirements must be performed at specified intervals to comply with industry standards and regulations.
Q3: Can foam firefighting systems be used in portable form?
A3: Foam fire fighting systems can be used in various portable forms, such as handheld foam branches, foam extinguishers, and portable foam generators. These portable systems are designed for use in smaller applications or as supplementary equipment in firefighting operations, providing versatility and mobility in fire suppression efforts.
Q4: Are foam concentrates environmentally friendly?
A4: Traditionally, some foam concentrates contained per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), raising environmental and health concerns. However, advancements have been made in developing low-hazard foam concentrates that minimize PFAS content. These environmentally friendly options are designed to provide effective fire suppression while reducing potential environmental impacts. It's essential to choose foam concentrates that meet environmental standards and regulations.
Q5: Can foam firefighting systems be integrated with other fire suppression technologies?
A5: Foam fire fighting systems can be combined with other technologies, such as water mist systems, sprinklers, and clean agent systems, to create a comprehensive fire protection strategy. This integration enhances the overall effectiveness of fire suppression, providing tailored solutions for complex industrial facilities and maximizing safety and asset protection.
