Product Details

Under typical atmospheric conditions of temperature and pressure, carbon dioxide is a colorless, odorless gas approximately 1.5 times denser than air. It is non-flammable, does not support combustion, and is non-sustaining of life. When contained in a suitable pressurized vessel, carbon dioxide can exist in solid, liquid, or gaseous states depending on temperature and pressure variations.

Utilizing a high expansion ratio, this CO² Fire Suppression System achieves rapid discharge and thorough three-dimensional penetration throughout the hazard area. It efficiently extinguishes fires by lowering oxygen levels below combustion-sustaining thresholds with its heavy gas blanket.

The high pressure CO² system is a specialized fire suppression solution designed to store carbon dioxide at 850 psig (21˚C) in durable alloy steel cylinders. These cylinders are sized to provide adequate CO² for protecting large-scale hazards. For extensive hazards requiring multiple cylinders, a manifold system connects them via hoses and valves. Cylinder valves regulate CO² flow through appropriately sized piping to discharge nozzles that apply the agent. Flow rate is managed by nozzle orifices and pipe dimensions. Electronically operated master valves and pressure-actuated slave valves ensure precise control, supporting both automatic and manual operation modes.