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Industrial fire suppression systems are
designed to protect people, equipment and information in areas containing sophisticated
electronic equipment. Fires in these areas can be devastating, not only because of the
loss of costly equipment, but also due to the interruption of business and the loss of
irreplaceable data and information. Industrial fire suppression systems are required by businesses in the data processing, communications, aviation, medical and art industries, as well as many others. State Systems is experienced in the installation and servicing of these complicated systems. We offer full product lines of both Ansul™ and Kidde™ systems and equipment. To see a diagram of a typical system for each company, continure scrolling down. |
 1. Fire in protected area is sensed by detectors and sent to control unit 2. Control unit shuts down ventilation systems, sounding alarms and starting discharge of FM-200 agent into protected area. 3. FM-200 is propelled into protected area through piping & nozzles. 4. FM-200 quickly suppresses fire. No fire, no mess, back in business. |
 Diagram of Kidde FM-200 system. |
 1. Detectors sense fire in protected area and send electronic signal to AUTOPULSE control unit 2. AUTOPULSE control unit shuts down ventilation, and, after prescribed time delay, energizes acualator on INERGEN cylinder valve. 3. Cylinder opens, INERGEN agent escapes from cylinder into piping. 4. INERGEN agent discharges through nozzles when it quickly floods the protected room and suppresses fire. |
 Diagram of Inergen system by Ansul. |
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