Fire protection of dangerous goods such as chemicals places special demands on the extinguishing method. An Inergen system provides an efficient, safe solution that typically extinguishes a fire in less than 40 seconds and prevents re-ignition.
Inergen has the great advantage of not causing consequential damage. The reason for this is that Inergen consists only of natural gases. You thus avoid the cleaning costs following water or foam extinguishing and can quickly resume operations after the fire has been put out. Inergen is safe for both the environment and people, and employees can therefore remain in the room when the Inergen is released.
Fire Eater’s Inergen systems are produced in the highest quality and have obtained all necessary approvals. It is the only system designed for the performance of post-installation testing.
An Inergen system from Fire Eater uses sensitive detectors that automatically respond to fire and release Inergen via nozzles.
The system employs so-called ‘3D-extinguishing’. This means that the gas – released under pressure – is spread throughout the room, even in hard-to-reach places. This makes the extinguishing method extremely effective and suitable for rooms where space is tight and many products are stored.
Fire Eater has developed a range of special solutions that make it possible to adapt the solution to your specific requirements. The Inergen system is designed for great flexibility; you can, for example, place the bottle battery outside the room you wish to protect or in a completely separate room. In addition, the solution may be easily and quickly extended to cover other areas.
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Inergen is an easy extinguishing method compared with water or foam. Cleaning up after foam extinguishing, for example, is very costly and it’s highly likely that very many of the products will have to be scrapped afterwards.
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