Aerosol

ABOUT FIREPRO

FirePro came to prominence in the fire fighting industry, following the 1994 Montreal Protocol on ozone depleting substances that banned the use of Halon 1301 fire extinguishing agent - the universally accepted and most widely used at the time.

FirePro Systems Ltd established in 1996

HQ & Manufacturing Facilities in Cyprus

Distributors in >80 countries

Installations in >110 countries

DISTRIBUTION NETWORK

COUNTRIES

Albania

Belgium

Bulgaria

Croatia

Cyprus

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Denmark

Estonia

Finland

France

Greece

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Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

United Kingdom
COUNTRIES

Argentina

Brazil

Canada

Chile

Colombia Ecuador

Mexico

Panama

Peru

Uruguay

U.S.A.
COUNTRIES

Bahrain

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Qatar

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UAE
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India

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Philippines

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Taiwan

Thailand

Vietnam
COUNTRIES

Angola

Egypt

Kenya

Morocco

Nigeria

South Africa

Sudan

Tunisia

RANGE OF PRODUCTS

What is Aerosol?

         Aerosol: A colloidal suspension of particles dispersed in air or gas(es)
Colloids: Particles with diameter of a few microns – nanometers

HOW DOES AEROSOL WORK?

Step

01

KOH react with CO2 to form Potassium Carbonate

Step

02

Formation of Potassium free radicals

Step

03

K+ (radicals) react with fire free radicals
(OH, O, H)

Step

04

Formation of Potassium Hydroxide

Patented Technology FPC Compound

  • Non Pyrotechnic (Patented)
  • Compact - strong solid
  • Potassium Salts - K2CO3
  • Certified Life - 15 Years
  • Self-activation Temperature
    at 300C
  • No chemical reaction with
    cooling materia
  • Health and Safety Features

  • Global Warming Potential = 0
  • Ozone Depletion Potential = 0
  • Negligible Atmospheric Lifetime
  • No Oxygen Depletion
  • Non Toxic
  • Non Corrosive
  • CONDENSED AEROSOL GENERATOR

    EFFICIENCY


    4x more efficient than Halon 1301


    6x more efficient than FM-200


    7.5x more efficient than FE-13


    15.5x more efficient than CO2


    40x more efficient than inert gases

    PAIN Points

    • Storage
    • Pipes
    • Pressure
    • Room Integrity
    • Maintenance
    • Installation Time
    • Retrofitting etc.

    GAIN Points

    • No Storage
    • No Pipes
    • No Pressure
    • No Room Integrity
    • Minor Maintenance
    • Less Installation Time
    • Easy Retrofitting etc.

    Designing an extinguishing system With Aerosol Generators

    Part List
    1 Extinguishing Panel
    2 1st Stage Sounder
    3 2nd Stage Sounder& Strobe
    4 Extinguishing Indication
    5 Zone 1, Smoke Detectors
    6 Zone 2, Heat Detectors
    7 Isolation / Abort Button
    8 Sequential Activators
    9 Aerosol Generators
    10 Air dumpers
    11 Gas Release Sign
    12 Fire Pro Unit
    13 Manual Release Button
    14 Connection Port To Shut Off Extractor Fan Or Close Fire Dampers

    Bulb Thermal Actuator

    FirePro Aerosol Generator with Bulb Thermal Actuator (BTA)

    Bimetallic Sensor

    Manual Generators

    GTN-25 & GTN-20 Magnets

    FPC4 – v3

    Description
  • PCB installed on the cover for ease of connecting.
  • Two input terminals LHD 1 & LHD 2.
  • Two output terminals AG1 & AG2.
  • Ability to have primary and secondary power sources, Internally uses a
          3V battery (sec. source) and externally uses any DC.
  • Power supply between the range of 6-30VDC (primary source).
  • LED indicator shows the status of the external primary source.
  • Voltage-free relay for activating other devices Multiple system       configurations can be achieved.
  • New FPC5

    Description
  • Fire detection with LHD cable or a bimetallic sensor.
  • Automatic activation of condensed aerosol.
  • Non polarized terminals.
  • Powered from an internal 3V battery .
  • Battery monitoring feature with LED lights on the front side
           of the unit (Green, yellow, red), indicating battery condition .
  • Dual mode Monitoring – Automatic and Manual.
  • LPS (LEAKAGE PREVENTION SYSTEM)

    Description

    Declaration of Conformity based on the test requirements of ISO15779:2011. The declaration mentions that 0.17% is the maximum leakage area to volume ratio for ensuring the 10-minutes minimum hold time (as required by ISO, NFPA & CEN standards).

    No. Leakage Area
    to Enclosure Volume Ration
    Additional density
    (g/m3)
    Time to release the additional density
    1 < 0.17% 0% NA
    2 0.171%
    -0.474%
    30% 4 min after
    first release
    3 0.475%
    -1%
    50% 2 min after
    first release
    4 > 1% NA NA

    ATM EXPLOSION PROTECTION SYSTEM

    Description

    Gas is pumped into ATM and detonated by hand

    Action
  • Detect Gas
  • If Fire – Suppress
  • If Explosive mixture - Inert
  • INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS FOR CONDENSED AEROSOL

    No. Certificate Certificate No. County
    1. KIWA BRL-K23001/04 NETHERLANDS
    2. ISO 15779:2011 INTERNATIONAL
    3. CEN TR15276-1/2, 2009 EUROPE
    4. UL UL-2775 UNITED STATES
    5. NFPA NFPA-2010 UNITED STATES
    6. BSI KM 547633 UNITED KINGDOM
    7. IMO MSC/Circ.1270 INTERNATION (Marine)
    8. GA GA499.1,2010 CHINA
    9. SI SI 5210 ISRAEL
    APPLICATION
    Power Stations Industrial Telecoms Railway Marine (incl. Oil Rigs) Hospitals
    Mining Military Storage - Warehouses Electrical Rooms Electrical Panels Battery Rooms
    Patch panels Radars Wind turbines Cable ways / tunnels Motors / equipment Vehicles

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