Where are FM200 fire suppression systems and CO2 valves used?

The FM200 fire suppression system and CO2 valve are two separate components used in fire protection systems.

The FM200 fire suppression system uses a clean agent gas (FM200) to extinguish fires by removing heat from the fire triangle, which consists of fuel, heat, and oxygen. The FM200 gas is stored in a pressurized cylinder and is released into the protected space through a network of pipes and nozzles when a fire is detected. The system is designed to quickly extinguish the fire without damaging the equipment or leaving a residue.

The CO2 valve is a component used in fire protection systems that use carbon dioxide (CO2) gas as the extinguishing agent. CO2 is stored in pressurized cylinders and is released into the protected space when a fire is detected. The CO2 gas works by displacing oxygen in the air, effectively smothering the fire. CO2 is commonly used in areas where water or other extinguishing agents may damage equipment or sensitive materials.

Both the FM200 fire suppression system and CO2 valve are designed to quickly extinguish fires in a variety of applications, including data centers, telecommunications facilities, museums, and industrial facilities. The specific system used will depend on the type of fire hazard, the size and layout of the protected area, and other factors.