Suspended Dry Chemical Fire Fire Suppression System
The automatic suspended powder fire suppression system is an ideal solution for narrow spaces that cannot accommodate the installation of large fire suppression systems. These systems are installed on the ceiling or suspended ceiling, providing a discreet yet highly effective means of fire protection. Their maintenance is straightforward and does not require an external power source or manual intervention to activate.
The system consists of an ultrafine dry powder fire extinguisher, a suspended container, a heat sensing element and a spraying device. It works efficiently by detecting heat through the sensing element. When the preset temperature is reached, the powder will be released automatically, quickly covering the protected area and achieving fire extinguishing by separating oxygen, absorbing heat and reducing chemical reactions.
These systems are an ideal choice for protecting electrical equipment, document rooms, small warehouses and other important areas. They provide reliable protection in the early stages of a fire, ensuring the safety of people and property. Due to their ease of installation and high fire extinguishing effectiveness, the suspended dry powder fire suppression system has become a popular choice in commercial and industrial environments.
Technical Parameters
| Activation Parameters | Heat-Activated：68℃ Electric-Activated：DC24V(0.5A-1.5A) |
| Spray Time | ≤5S |
| Operating Temperature (℃) | -10~+50 |
| Service Life | Five Years |
| Fire Extinguishing Types | Class A, B, and C Fires，Electrical Fire with Power On |
| Fire Extinguishing Agent Execution Standards | GA602-2013 |
Application Scenarios
Suitable for extinguishing the following fires:
Suitable for extinguishing fires in the following types of locations
- The device can be widely applied in industries such as metallurgy, tobacco, logistics, power systems, transportation vehicles, and libraries and archives.
- It is suitable for protecting places like tobacco warehouses, logistics warehouses, cable trenches, distribution cabinets, archives rooms, computer rooms, bus engine compartments, car engine compartments, aircraft hangars, ships, and subways.
Types of Fires Suitable for Extinguishing
- Combustible solid surface fires: Fires involving materials such as wood, cotton, hemp, paper, rubber, and plastic.
- Liquid or melting solid fires: Fires involving substances like gasoline, diesel, heavy oil, lubricating oil, animal oil, vegetable oil, organic solvents, and paraffin.
- Combustible gas fires: Fires involving gases such as liquefied petroleum gas, natural gas, and acetylene.
- Fires involving electrically charged objects: Fires in electrical equipment such as substations, generator rooms, pump rooms, and cable trenches.
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