Specialist fire suppression systems for high-value assets and critical environments where traditional methods are unsuitable
Specialist fixed suppression systems protecting critical assets with appropriate suppression methods
Bespoke suppression system design for server rooms, data centers, archives, and other critical environments. Full hydraulic calculations and agent concentration modeling.
We supply and install various suppression systems including water mist, Novec 1230, Inergen, and CO2. Each agent selected based on application requirements and environmental considerations.
Regular maintenance to BS 5306 standards ensuring system readiness. Includes cylinder weighing, pressure checks, control panel testing, and room integrity verification.
Agent refills following discharge or cylinder replacement. System upgrades to accommodate room changes or switch to more environmentally friendly agents.
Fixed suppression systems are essential where traditional fire protection methods would cause unacceptable damage to high-value equipment or irreplaceable assets.
Server and network equipment
Critical infrastructure protection
Switch rooms and exchanges
Irreplaceable documents
Artifact and artwork protection
Industrial process control
Power infrastructure
Rare book collections
Understanding your obligations for fixed suppression systems
Requires appropriate fire protection measures based on risk assessment. Fixed suppression may be necessary where traditional systems are unsuitable.
Assess asset value
Select appropriate system
Maintain regularly
British and international standards for fixed fire-extinguishing systems. Define design, installation, commissioning, and maintenance requirements.
Correct agent concentration
Leak testing and sealing
Six-monthly and annual inspections
BS 5306 mandates regular inspection and testing to ensure system readiness
Visual inspection of cylinders, control equipment, and detection devices. Verify system integrity and check for obvious defects.
Comprehensive inspection including cylinder weighing, control panel testing, detection system verification, and room integrity checks.
Cylinders must undergo hydrostatic pressure testing every 10 years to verify structural integrity and continued safe operation.
Problems we regularly diagnose and resolve
Leaks through doors, cable penetrations, or ceiling voids prevent achieving required agent concentration. System ineffective if room not properly sealed.
Solution: Integrity testing and sealing worksGradual pressure loss due to valve leakage or temperature changes. System may not discharge correctly if pressure insufficient.
Solution: Cylinder recharge or replacementElectronic faults, battery failures, or detection circuit issues. System may fail to activate or give false alarms.
Solution: Component testing and replacementBuilding alterations change room volume or layout. Original system design no longer adequate for modified space.
Solution: System recalculation and modificationOur specialist approach to fixed suppression system projects
Detailed survey of the protected space including room dimensions, ventilation, and potential leak paths. Room integrity testing if required.
Hydraulic calculations to determine agent quantity and cylinder sizing. Selection of appropriate suppression agent based on application.
Comprehensive proposal including equipment specification, installation scope, and ongoing maintenance requirements.
Installation by specialist engineers with full RAMS documentation. Integration with fire alarm and building management systems.
Full system commissioning including simulated discharge testing. Verification of agent concentration and system operation.
Complete documentation package and user training. Ongoing maintenance contracts to ensure continued system readiness.
Specialist suppression systems for environments where traditional fire protection is unsuitable