Just like any other fire suppression system, kitchen hoods need to be inspected on a regular basis to ensure they are working properly in case of a fire. If you have a commercial kitchen, you will want to make sure… Continue Reading
An Inergen Fire Suppression system uses the naturally occurring gases nitrogen, argon, and carbon dioxide to put out a fire. It is a clean agent system that can be used in applications where water is not suitable for fire protection.… Continue Reading
If you need fire protection for your building and fire sprinklers will not provide adequate protection, you will need to install a fire suppression system. Many fire suppression systems can protect your building, assets, and people using an agent other… Continue Reading
There are many types of fire suppression systems available for facilities that all have different ways of suppressing fires. All of them have different properties and different ways they work but all work to accomplish the same goal. There are… Continue Reading
Dry chemical fire suppression systems are a type of fire protection system. There are wet chemical and dry chemical suppression systems. These types of systems use a Class ABC dry chemical agent for Class A, B, and C fires. They… Continue Reading
Fire protection equipment technology has continued to improve since the first fire sprinkler system was patented in 1872 by Philip W. Pratt. Firetrace is a fire detection and fire suppression system manufacturer that has continued to invest and improve the… Continue Reading
Fire sprinkler systems and fire suppression systems come in many varying types. From water based to foam based to chemical agents, they all have certain types of hazards that they can extinguish the flames effectively if a fire were to… Continue Reading
Did you know that equipment such as large dump trucks in the mines and buses for public transportation can have the same fire protection offered to them as your home or place of business? With today’s fire protection technology… Continue Reading
A burning fire has three necessary ingredients: oxygen, fuel, and heat. When at least one of the three ingredients are taken away or diminished, a fire is extinguished. A carbon dioxide fire suppression system works by eliminating the oxygen present… Continue Reading
Water is not the only option for extinguishing a fire. In fact, water may make a fire burn more uncontrollably in some cases. Knowing which form of fire suppression to use on different types of fires or hazards is critical… Continue Reading