Every year thousands of fire incidents occur, many of which can be stopped or protected.
We will ensure the best measures to anticipate potential fire risks through our fire fighting system to ensure peace of mind, prevention and safety.
Water extinguishing systems
Water firefighting is probably the most important building service, as it aims to protect lives first and property second, in that order.
Since time is essential to control fires, automatic sprinkler systems are one of the most reliable methods available for fire control. Today's automatic fire sprinkler systems provide advanced protection of lives and property from the effects of fire. Sprinkler heads available now are twenty times more sensitive to fires than they were ten years ago.
Aerosol system (FirePro)
FirePro systems will be powered by the latest generation FirePro compound, which is primarily composed of potassium salts with non-pyrotechnic materials. Once activated, FirePro transforms into a highly efficient, highly effective, condensed, rapidly expanding firefighting aerosol, which is evenly distributed in the protected cover by the momentum created by the transformation process.
A fire is not extinguished by depletion of oxygen or by cooling, as the traditional fire triangle indicates, but by stopping the chemical chain reactions that occur in the flame.
Gas extinguishing systems
A fire system that is not connected to electricity or is volatile and does not leave residue upon evaporation to protect vital assets in the building. In this case, a clean fire suppression system is the best solution, as the use of water will increase the damage.
A fire is not extinguished by depletion of oxygen or by cooling, as the traditional fire triangle indicates, but by stopping the chemical chain reactions that occur in the flame.
Specialized firefighting systems
The ability to control fire has changed dramatically over the years. Many modern applications such as electrical control panels, automobile engines, cooking areas, CNC machines, and petroleum and chemical laboratories need a unique method of extinguishing fires to prevent the destruction of expensive equipment.
We are pioneers in protecting such applications from fires using suitable, forward-engineered techniques and approved to global entities (UL, FM, LPCB,...etc).
A fire is not extinguished by depletion of oxygen or by cooling, as the traditional fire triangle indicates, but by stopping the chemical chain reactions that occur in the flame.
