Cabinet Fire Suppression

Automatic Fire Suppression Systems:

• Clean Agent Systems: These systems use clean agents like FM-200 or Novec 1230 that are safe for sensitive equipment. When a fire is detected, the clean agent is released to suppress the fire without causing damage to the enclosed electronics.

• Dry Chemical Systems: Some cabinet fire suppression systems use dry chemical agents to suppress fires quickly. These systems are effective for electrical fires and are designed to minimize damage to the equipment.

Gas-Based Systems:

• Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Systems: CO2 is a common choice for cabinet fire suppression, especially in areas with electrical equipment. It works by displacing oxygen, effectively suppressing the fire without leaving residue.

Aerosol Fire Suppression:

• Aerosol Systems: These systems use aerosol particles to suppress fires. Aerosol fire suppression is suitable for enclosed spaces and is often used in cabinets and server rooms.

Water Mist Systems:

• Low-Pressure Water Mist Systems: These systems release a fine mist of water to cool the surrounding air and suppress the fire. Water mist systems are effective in areas where water damage needs to be minimized.