Special Hazard

US Fire has technology for environments where conventional water systems described in NFPA 13 do not provide adequate protection. Methods for protecting transformers, turbine shrouds, cooling towers, flammable liquid vessels, tank farms, and flammable process structures were unknown before US Fire research contributed to the establishment of suitable design criteria. One outcome was the development of specialized nozzles to achieve specific discharge patterns. US Fire Special Hazard systems can be installed in virtually every Special Hazards setting from power generation to automotive and aviation facilities, from LNG operations to chemical and petrochemical refining and processing facilities, from clean rooms to museums and the IT industry, protecting sensitive electronic equipment to ensure uninterrupted data processing and electronic commerce in every market sector.

Clean Fire Suppression Agent Systems can save thousands of dollars in computer facilities by chemically suppressing a fire before it starts. Since it leaves no residue and will not damage delicate equipment, clean agents such as FM-200 and Intergen are the safest gaseous fire extinguishing agents available today.