Post Discharge Extraction

MEP Fire - Post Discharge Extract Units

Venting the gas protected enclosure after the system has activated

Without a means of natural ventilation for an enclosure protected by a gaseous fire extinguishing system (such as open corridors and windows), an extraction system is required to safely remove  the extinguishant and any fire related by-products. It's also important to ensure that any material removed is completely dissipated and not transferred from one area to another.

A typical system would be include a motorised fan being installed into the enclosures perimeter which is ducted to a safe area or atmosphere and activated by a key switch usually located on the outside of the main entrance of the room adjacent the extinguishing fire panel. We can carry out full system design, calculations and installation.

In addition to our Post Discharge Extraction, we can assist you with the following:

• Inert Gas Fire Suppression
• Chemical Gas Fire Suppression Systems
• CO2 Fire Suppression Systems
• 10-Year Hydrostatic Testing
• Room Integrity Testing

MEP Fire - Inert Gas Suppression
Inert Gas Features and Benefits