INEI halon gas fire suppression modules (MGPH) are designed for storing and releasing fire extinguishing agents (FEA) at operating pressures of up to 65 and 150 bar for stationary modules and 18 bar for suspended modules.
INEI halon gas fire suppression modules are used as part of modular automatic gas fire suppression systems to extinguish Class A, B, C, and E fires. Refrigerants such as Halon 125, Halon 227, Halon 23, FK-5-1-12, and others are used as fire extinguishing agents.
The modules remain operational within a temperature range of -20°C to +50°C. Nitrogen is used as the displacing gas. MGPH INEI modules are used to protect various types of premises, including those with people, electronic equipment, archives, cultural objects, warehouses, and production areas.
The key features of using refrigerant modules include:
- Safety for humans and protected equipment.
- High extinguishing efficiency.
INEI halon gas fire suppression modules are used as part of modular automatic gas fire suppression systems to extinguish Class A, B, C, and E fires. Refrigerants such as Halon 125, Halon 227, Halon 23, FK-5-1-12, and others are used as fire extinguishing agents.
The modules remain operational within a temperature range of -20°C to +50°C. Nitrogen is used as the displacing gas. MGPH INEI modules are used to protect various types of premises, including those with people, electronic equipment, archives, cultural objects, warehouses, and production areas.
The key features of using refrigerant modules include:
- Safety for humans and protected equipment.
- High extinguishing efficiency.
- Ozone-friendly nature and successful operational experience in numerous facilities.
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