Design, Install & Service Koetter Fire Protection will design, install and service your Ansul INTERGEN fire protection system. Our factory trained design experts produce engineered drawings using the latest versions of Auto CAD detailing the expected performance of your Inergen system. Support 24x7 You Can Count On! Koetter Fire's Service Department offers 24-hour emergency service and routine service to keep your Inergen fire system operational at all times. INERGEN SYSTEM OPERATION An early warning fire detector senses minimal, invisible smoke. This sends an advanced warning signal to the AUTOPULSE Control Panel. If the fire condition progresses, a fire signal is generated. The AUTOPULSE Control Unit activates alarms and shuts down ventilation. After the required time delay, it energizes the cylinder electric actuator. ( When selector valves are provided for multiple area protection, the corresponding selector valve will be energized for the affected area.) The cylinder valve (and selector valve) opens allowing INERGEN agent to flow through the piping network into the affected area. INERGEN agent discharges through the nozzles where it quickly floods the protected space to suppress the fire. INERGEN agent is composed of three naturally occurring gases found in the air we breathe - nitrogen, argon and a small amount of carbon dioxide, which improves human safety. Fires are suppressed quickly with no residue to clean up. INERGEN agent's ozone depletion level, global warming potential and atmospheric lifetime are all ZERO. Because it is not a synthetic chemical, it has not been banned or restricted for use by any country. It is listed and approved by governmental, nationally and internationally recognized testing laboratories. Ansul Inergen clean agent fire suppression systems protect enclosed areas where there is a need for quick reaction to a fire, where people may be.
Overview Literature Video INERGEN® Conventional 300 bar inert gaseous fire suppression systems are ideally suited for medium sized “ Business Critical Areas” of protection.” It is controlled by a Conventional fire detection and alarm system specifically designed and dedicated for gas release. It comprises of a number of ionisation and optical smoke detectors, manual break glass units, visual status units, electronic bells and sounder/strobe units, shutdown and interface facilities. The field detection equipment is cabled to an INERGEN® Conventional extinguishant control panel located adjacent to the main entrance to the risk area. If you would like more information on this or any other products, please fill in our general enquiries form. Video Name.
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