Fires are a cause of industrial disasters. A fire in the workplace can result in major damage to buildings, disruption to day-to-day operations and risk to human life. Fitting a fire suppression system is therefore essential and there are many to choose from.
Firetrace would recommend an automatic fire suppression system as they do not require manual operation. What happens if a fire breaks out and no one is there to turn it on? They would also advocate fitting a self-contained system that does not require an external power supply. This ensures that the business is protected even if there is a power cut.
Automatic fire suppression systems
Their patented pneumatic detection tubing detects a fire in its early stage and suppresses it
Secondly make sure that the system you have installed has been approved by safety consulting and safety agencies and complies with national and EU regulations. Specifically, LPCB, PER 1999 (PED), ISO 9001:2015. Thirdly ensure that the system is compatible with commercially available fire supressing agents such as Novec 1230.
If one needs to replenish their system, the last thing they need is a long wait whilst the suppressing agent is shipped from the other side of the world. And finally, who fits the fire suppression system is important. Select a reputable company that has experience of installing systems to a wide range of applications and situations.
Firetrace Ltd is a UK based manufacturer and installer of automatic fire suppression systems with nearly 30 years’ experience in the sector. They specialize in designing and building automatic fire suppression systems that go straight to the heart of the fire. Their patented pneumatic detection tubing detects a fire in its early stage and suppresses it before it becomes a larger more problematic fire.