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A single spark in your computer room could paralyze your company's daily operations. Are you relying on outdated fire suppression technology to protect your core processing hardware?
Computer rooms house critical workstations, networking gear, telecommunications equipment, and endless layers of cabling. Designing fire protection for these expansive environments requires strict adherence to NFPA 75 (Standard for the Fire Protection of Information Technology Equipment) as well as NFPA 2001. Utilizing FK-5-1-12 ensures that your highly sensitive electronics are protected by an advanced clean agent explicitly approved for occupied spaces and mission-critical hardware arrays.
FK-5-1-12 safely operates as a liquid in its cylinder but uniquely discharges as a gas, uniformly filling the entire computer room volume to suppress flames instantly. Because it is electrically non-conductive, it will never short out your expensive computer equipment or motherboards during a live discharging event. Furthermore, featuring a Global Warming Potential (GWP) of less than 1, it stands as a long-term, sustainable replacement for older halocarbons, completely aligning your corporate safety with stringent modern environmental regulations.
Protect your daily operations with industry-leading clean agent technology designed specifically to preserve IT equipment.
Request a System Design QuoteYes. When engineered and accurately designed to NFPA 2001 concentration standards, it provides a very high margin of safety for human occupancy.
Water ruins live electronics instantly. FK-5-1-12 extinguishes the fire safely through heat absorption, completely leaving the delicate electrical components intact on your motherboards.
None at all. Once the fire is successfully extinguished and the initial source identified, the invisible gas is simply vented out of the room via standard HVAC methods.