Foam System

An engineered system whereby air and detergent are mixed to create a thick blanket of cleaning foam that clings to all surfaces increasing "hang" or contact time to isolate the fuel source from the oxygen thereby cutting off the fire and extinguishing it immediately.

Fire Alarm Systems

These are electronic systems that are expected to immediately alert people on the actuation of its detection devices and are suitable to be in tandem with an effective fire protection system to complement its action.

Clean Agent Gas Suppression System

These are instantaneous systems that discharge firefighting gas that extinguish fires leaving no residue on the equipment to be protected. These systems allow the agent to permeate into cabinets and obstructed areas thereby protecting its contents and preventing the occurrence of reflashes.

Carbon Dioxide System

This is a type of clean agent gas suppression system that also has common local application systems which are utilized to extinguish fires in dip tanks, quench tanks and industrial operations where spilled fuel is a possibility .Low pressure total flood systems are prevalent in steel manufacturing, press operations and other areas requiring large quantities of extinguishing agent.

Sprinkler Systems

It is an integrated system of underground and overhead piping, designed in accordance with fire protection engineering standards, and connected to one or more automatic water supplies. This is usually activated by heat from a fire, and the sprinkler heads then discharge water over the fire area. Many sprinkler systems are supervised electrically from a central station, and alarms are transmitted to a fire department whenever the sprinklers operate or when a valve in the sprinkler system closes for any reason.

Standpipe Systems

Many high-rise or other large buildings have an internal system of water mains (standpipes) connected to fire-hose stations. Trained occupants or employees of the building management operate the hoses until the fire department arrives. Fire fighters can also connect their hoses to outlets near the fire.