Systems & Solutions

Suppression selection starts with the hazard, not the product

We define the agent, protected volume, release logic and fire-alarm interfaces around the site risk, equipment and approval requirements.

Before supply

Design decisions are documented and reviewable.

  • Survey and requirements record
  • Basis of Design and system architecture
  • BOQ and technical specifications
  • Submittals and system interfaces

At handover

We test the system as the operations team will use it.

  • Point and scenario tests
  • As-built drawings and clear labelling
  • Configuration backups and operation manuals
  • Training, maintenance and support plan

TECHNOLOGY & BRANDS

Brands available within this system scope.

Final selection is based on technical specifications, required approvals and site conditions.

Fire Suppression & Fighting

Tyco
Fike
Siemens
Johnson Controls

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Technical answers before survey and delivery.

How is the correct suppression system selected?

The decision is based on the hazard, materials, asset value, occupancy, business continuity, code and approval requirements—not on a preferred product alone.

Can gaseous suppression be used in occupied spaces?

It can be used where the design and applicable standards permit, with correct concentration, hold time, ventilation, pre-discharge warning, release delay and evacuation measures.

How are maintenance and recharge requirements addressed?

Inspection intervals, pressure or weight checks, component life, cylinder testing, recharge availability and spare parts are defined as part of the operating and maintenance strategy.