Gas fire suppression systems are used in environments where water or water-based solutions could cause damage comparable to or greater than fire itself. Company assets such as server data or archives are prime examples. In such locations, gas-based fire suppression systems are recommended to ensure effective extinguishment and protection against fire damage.
Our proposed systems are classified as clean extinguishing agents, safe for the environment and, above all, for people. These agents occur naturally in our environment and have gained global recognition in fire protection from institutions such as UL, FM, LPCB, ISO, NFPA, and CNBOP. Available options include: IG01 (Argon), IG100 (Nitrogen), IG55 (50% Nitrogen, 50% Argon), and IG541 (52% Nitrogen, 40% Argon, 8% CO2).
Proinert
This system utilizes inert gases that act volumetrically by reducing oxygen concentration using a mixture of gases naturally present in the atmosphere. This is clear evidence of its lack of negative impact on the natural environment.
The superiority of the FIKE PROINERT fire suppression system is demonstrated primarily by advanced technological solutions that allow for a constant flow of the extinguishing agent without unnecessary pressure spikes. The patented discharge valve guarantees a constant pressure of 42 bar in the piping.
These solutions eliminate the need for high-pressure distribution piping, allowing for longer gas transit routes while ensuring uniform gas release into the protected space within the specified time.
The PROINERT system, available in IG-01, IG-55, IG-100, and IG-541 versions, is recognized as one of the best gas fire suppression agents in the world. It is fully approved by global organizations responsible for human and environmental safety, including UL, FM, LPCB, ISO, NFPA, and CNBOP.
Following the entry into force of the Act of May 15, 2015, on substances that deplete the ozone layer and on certain fluorinated greenhouse gases (FM200), there is a mandatory requirement to register fire suppression equipment based on gases in this category. This registration requirement does not apply to inert gas or Novec 1230 extinguishing agents.
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