Gaseous fire extinguishing agents

FC-5-1-12

A colorless, nonflammable gas. It is used to protect areas not permanently occupied by people.

• Safe gas for human health;
• Safe gas for the environment;
• The shelf life in the atmosphere after application is 3-5 days;
• High dielectric conductivity ~2.3;
• High filling coefficient - 1.2 kg/l.

Novec™ 1230, Dukar 1230, Fluoroketone FK-5-1-12 is a gaseous fire extinguishing agent manufactured by 3M (USA). Its CIS name is FK-5-1-12. It belongs to the group of fluorinated ketones. Its chemical formula is CF3CF2C(O)CF(CF3)2. Novec 1230 decomposes in the upper atmosphere under the influence of ultraviolet light and is eliminated from the environment within 5 days.

CHLADONE 227

A pure product, imported into the Russian Federation under quotas (consumes less than a quota unit in CO2 equivalent, relative to 125 freon), has a safety margin for humans higher than that of 125 freon.

• Safe gas for human health, provided that it remains in the room for no more than 5 minutes after the MGP is launched (without the absence of a source of ignition);
• In limited quantities, the gas is safe for the environment;
• The shelf life in the atmosphere after application is 36.5 years;
• High dielectric conductivity ~2.0;
• High filling coefficient - 1.1 kg/l.

Freon 227EA gas fire extinguishing agent (filled into a module) is a colorless, nonflammable, and nonexplosive gas. It is nonconductive, noncorrosive to metals, and nondegradable. It has no restrictions on long-term use and offers effective extinguishing properties.

HLADONE 125

The most cost-effective GHV compared to other freons.

• It has the smallest safety margin for humans of the presented freons;
• In limited quantities it has no impact on the environment;
• The shelf life in the atmosphere after application is 32.6 years;
• Low dielectric conductivity ~0.95;
• Low filling coefficient - 0.9 kg/l.

The gaseous fire extinguishing agent Freon 125HP (filled into a module) is ozone-safe. Its high thermal stability allows it to be used to extinguish smoldering fires, as thermal decomposition is virtually nonexistent at smoldering temperatures (usually around 450°C).