Fire protection of warehouses

Fire protection of warehouses
Firefighting with Inergen prevents fire and consequential damage

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Firefighting with Inergen prevents fire and consequential damage

If a fire breaks out in a warehouse, damage to the goods stored may be rapid. Production stops and there is inevitable downtime. It can quickly become very expensive – not just owing to the fire damage itself, but also to the secondary damage, from foam or deluge water for example.

With Inergen, you get a fire extinguishing solution that optimises your storage capacity and extinguishes fire rapidly and efficiently – without consequential damage.

That’s why you should choose Inergen

5 good reasons for using Inergen fire protection in warehouses

Early detection of fire.
Effective ‘3D extinguishing’ – with minimal risk of re-ignition.
Safe to stay in the warehouse when the system is active.
No consequential damage to goods and other materials – quick resumption of operations.
Optimal utilisation of shelf space and storage height – no distance requirements between nozzles and goods.

Effective fire protection for warehouses

A fire protection solution for a warehouse must not only be able to prevent fire damage but also ensure that there is no consequential damage, such as from deluge water or foam.

Inergen consists of 100% natural gases, which are present in the atmosphere. It therefore causes no consequential damage to goods and materials, and, unlike traditional solutions with water and foam, does not leave you with an extensive clean-up job. This means that you can continue operations in a warehouse immediately after an Inergen system has been utilised. Most important of all, however, is that it is safe for employees to be in the warehouse when the Inergen is released into the room.

Why use Inergen for firefighting?

The fire is extinguished quickly – typically in 40 seconds.

No re-ignition later. The fire is completely extinguished.

Completely harmless to humans and equipment.

Prevents any secondary damage.

How Inergen Works in warehouse buildings

A Fire Eater Inergen system uses sensitive detectors that respond automatically to fire. The system releases the Inergen via nozzles that are typically placed in the ceiling. Since there is no minimum distance requirement from nozzles to shelves, you can benefit from utilising the maximum height capacity.

An Inergen system employs ‘3D extinguishing’. This means that the gas – released under pressure –distributes itself throughout the warehouse, under stacks, over shelves, behind and inside cupboards, in electrical panels and even in rubbish bins; even tall stacks up to a certain height can be protected from the ceiling. Nor is there any need for pipes to cover specific shelves. After the Inergen system has been installed, you can alter the lay-out of shelves and corridors at will. The Inergen nozzles do not have to be placed directly above the stacks. This makes the system extremely effective and particularly suitable for warehouse buildings.

Which solutions should you choose for fire protection of a warehouse?

Fire Eater has developed a range of special solutions which make it possible to adapt and construct the perfect solution to your specific requirements. The Inergen system offers great flexibility and you can, for example, install the cylinders outside the warehouse itself in a separate room.

We analyse your needs, the building and the size of the warehouse etc., and, on the basis of that information, draw up a proposal for the solution that best matches your requirements. We dimension all systems for the specific storage space or building.

Receive no-obligation advice from specialists

With no obligation to buy, you can receive a review of your specific fire protection requirements and advice on which solution would be best for you. We are also more than happy to prepare an offer.

Get contacted by a fire protection specialist

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See how other companies have utilised Inergen fire protection

Everyone knows that the most effective way to put out a fire is to remove the oxygen. This system, however, is so smart that people can remain on the premises even while it is in operation.

Keld CaspersenFactory Manager, DLG

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Fire protection of warehouses