FM200 Fire Suppression System

FM200 fire suppression system is a clean,colorless,and environmentally friendly fire suppression agent that is electrically non-conductive and safe for humans.It extinguishers flame primarily through heat absorption,leaving no residue,thus minimizing downtime after a fire and making FM-200 suppression systems acccepted and respected worldwide with over one hundred thousand installations in more than seventy countries.

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FM200 Fire Suppression System

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The FM200 Fire Suppression System is an engineered system utilizing a fixed nozzle agent distribution network. The system is designed and installed in accordance with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Standard 2001, “Clean Agent Fire Extinguishing Systems.” When properly designed, the FM-200 system will suppress surface burning fire in Class A, B, and C hazards.

Complete suppression using FM200 has the following advantages:

• FM200 gas is clean agent, the system is environmental fire suppression system

• The small quantity of agent cover maximum protected area.

• Maximum safety for personnel due to low toxicity.

• Most effective when used with automatic detection to introduce FM-200 rapidly.

• The ability to prevent re-ignition as long as concentration levels are maintained.

Typical areas that can be protected by a FM200 system are:

Bank Vaults Libraries

Rare Book Stores Electronic Data Processing

Telephone Exchanges Studios

Communication Centers Transformer and Switchrooms

Control Rooms Test Laboratories

Armarium Rooms Flammable Liquid Storage

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WINAN FIRE has three types of FM200 suppression system available, they are pipe network type, cabinet type and hanging type.

1. Pipe network type

This type consists of extinguishing agent stored in high strength steel cylinders. Manual or automatic actuators are available to open the valve(s) for release of the agent into the hazard area. The agent is distributed and discharged into the hazard area through fixed piping and nozzles. Each nozzle is designed to deliver a uniform discharge of agent into the protected area. On large hazards, cylinders can be manifolded together. The cylinders are connected to the manifold by means of a flexible discharge bend and check valve. Automatic actuation is accomplished through the detection system. When a fire condition cause the detector(s) located in the hazard area to go into alarm, a signal is sent to the detection control panel. This causes actuation of the release circuit which electrically operates the actuator located on the cylinder valve. The actuator opens the valve and allows the agent to enter the pipe network and discharge out the nozzles.

This type of system can protect as many as 8 hazard areas at once. The system will be located in a separate room partitioned from protected areas.