Clean Agent Fire Suppression System

Poseidon’s clean agent fire suppression system is a cutting-edge solution designed to protect high-value assets and critical environments. Clean agent fire suppression systems use advanced technologies and fire suppression agents like FM200, Novec 1230, and inert gases such as nitrogen, argon, and carbon dioxide to provide effective suppression for Class A, B, and C fires. These systems are electrically non-conducting, volatile, or gaseous, ensuring they leave no residue and are safe for use in occupied spaces, such as data centers, control rooms, and industrial facilities.

Our systems include two key deployment methods to adapt to diverse applications:

1. Total Flooding: Delivers the clean agent throughout the entire protected space, ideal for facilities where fire can spread rapidly, such as server rooms or archives.
2. Local Application: Targets specific fire sources directly, minimizing agent usage while maximizing effectiveness. This is especially useful in machinery spaces or control panels.

Poseidon’s clean agent systems integrate seamlessly with fire detection networks. When the system activates, it releases fire suppression agents through precision-engineered pipes, extinguishing fires rapidly and minimizing damage. With ozone depletion potential and global warming potential among the lowest in the industry, these systems align with sustainability goals while maintaining top-tier fire protection performance.

Poseidon’s clean agent fire suppression systems are trusted across industries for their adaptability and reliability:

• Data Centers and IT Facilities: Fires in data centers can lead to catastrophic losses. Clean agent systems using FM200 or Novec 1230 provide rapid suppression without damaging sensitive servers or electronics.
• Archives and Museums: Protect irreplaceable artifacts and documents with systems that extinguish fires without leaving a residue, ensuring both safety and preservation.
• Industrial Manufacturing: For machinery spaces, local application methods quickly extinguish fires while minimizing downtime, ensuring continuity in high-value operations.
• Healthcare and Laboratories: Maintain sterile conditions and protect sensitive equipment with systems designed for occupied spaces, ensuring both safety and operational integrity.
• Energy and Utilities: Secure critical assets such as control panels and generators with systems that utilize inert gases, ensuring non-conductivity and maximum safety.