Gas Fire Suppression for Data Centers and Server Rooms
Gas fire suppression in data centers delivers a clean, residue-free extinguishing method that protects electronic equipment, using agents approved for server rooms where people may be present.
Gas Fire Suppression Applications
From data centers to ship engine rooms, from museums to industrial plants, every sector has its own fire risk profile and protection requirements.
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Gas Fire Suppression Systems for Industrial Facilities
Gas fire suppression in industrial facilities provides effective, water-free protection for control rooms, cable galleries, and process equipment where combustible dust, chemical, and electrical fires can escalate rapidly.
Gas Fire Suppression Systems for Power Generation Facilities
Gas fire suppression in power generation and distribution facilities protects transformer, switchgear, and control equipment with a residue-free, electrically non-conductive extinguishing method that keeps critical systems in service.
Gas Fire Suppression Systems for Metro, Airport, and Mass Transit
Gas fire suppression in metro, airport, and mass transit facilities protects signaling, electrical, and communication rooms in underground and enclosed spaces where passenger density is high and evacuation options are limited.
Gas Fire Suppression Systems for Shopping and Lifestyle Centers
Gas fire suppression in shopping and lifestyle centers protects electrical distribution rooms, transformer cells, and other high-density equipment spaces as a targeted layer complementing the building's main sprinkler protection.
Gas Fire Suppression Systems for Marine and Shipping
Gas fire suppression on ships puts out fires without water in enclosed spaces with limited escape routes, such as the engine room; an audible and visual alarm sounds before discharge, and the gas is released only after the time allowed for evacuating the space.
Gas Fire Suppression Systems for Military and Government Facilities
Gas fire suppression in military and government facilities protects ammunition, fuel, explosive, and sensitive chemical storage areas with the reliability and minimal false-alarm tolerance these national-security-grade sites require.
Gas Fire Suppression Systems for Museums and Archives
Gas fire suppression in museums and archives protects irreplaceable artifacts, documents, and collections from fire while also avoiding the permanent damage sprinkler water would otherwise cause.
Gas Fire Suppression Systems for Healthcare and Hospitality
Gas fire suppression in hospitals and hotels protects technical spaces in round-the-clock buildings, such as server, electrical and telecom rooms, using agents approved for normally occupied spaces.
Gas Fire Suppression Systems for Office Buildings
Gas fire suppression in office buildings is not meant for the open office floor itself, but for critical technical spaces such as server, communication, and electrical distribution rooms.
Gas Fire Suppression for Electrical, Switchgear and UPS Rooms
In electrical and UPS rooms, a gas fire suppression system protects energised switchgear, breakers, UPS units and cabling without water and without leaving residue; the room volume is protected by gas while high-risk panels can also be protected at the source with in-panel suppression.
Gas Fire Suppression for Telecommunications Facilities
In telecommunications facilities, a gas fire suppression system protects switching, transmission and fibre distribution equipment without water damage and keeps service interruptions to a minimum; in rooms that are often unmanned, remote monitoring of detection and alarm signals is part of the design.
Choosing a gas suppression system by sector
Gas fire suppression is used in enclosed spaces where water would damage equipment or collections and downtime is costly. The right agent depends on whether people are present, the equipment protected, the space available for cylinders and the sector's regulations. The table below summarises the typical system options we consider on each application page; the final choice is made by project-specific engineering.
Sector guides
- Fire protection guide for data centres and server rooms
- Fire protection for museums and archives without water damage
- Gas suppression or sprinklers? Which one where, and when to use both
- Choosing the right suppression system
All agents, system architectures and project steps are on our gas fire suppression systems home page.