CO2 Fire Suppression System

CO2 Fire Suppression System is a highly effective fire protection system that uses carbon dioxide (CO2) gas to extinguish fires by displacing oxygen, which is a key element for combustion. When activated, the system releases CO2 into the protected area, reducing the oxygen levels to a point where the fire can no longer sustain itself.

This system is particularly useful in environments with valuable or sensitive equipment, such as server rooms, electrical installations, or industrial facilities, where water or foam-based suppression systems could cause damage. CO2 systems are known for their fast response time and ability to suppress fires without leaving residue, making them ideal for areas where clean-up needs to be minimal.

CO2 systems are typically installed in enclosed spaces, as they require the area to be sealed off during activation to effectively suppress the fire. Because CO2 can be hazardous to humans in high concentrations, it’s critical that these systems are used in unoccupied or well-ventilated areas, or with appropriate safety measures in place.