Clean Agent Systems are chemical extinguishment systems that extinguish a fire without using any water. Clean Agent Systems use gases that are safe both to humans and the environment to extinguish fires.
The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) defines a Clean Agent as "an electrically non-conducting, volatile, or gaseous fire extinguishant that does not leave a residue upon evaporation."
Clean Agent Systems are safe to use in occupied spaces, are environmentally friendly and require no clean up after discharge.
Clean Agent Systems are most commonly used in areas where valuable equipment and assets need to be protected. These areas often cannot utilize traditional fire sprinkler systems, due to a number of special occupancy considerations. Clean Agent Systems are often found in :
- Server Rooms
- Flammable Liquid Storage Areas
- Museums
- Libraries
- Laboratories
- Data Centers
- Telecommunication Centers
- Record Repositories
- Control Rooms
- Industrial Plants
- And More
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