Gas Fire Suppression Systems

Gas fire suppression systems provide a solution that ensures fast and effective fire suppression without secondary damage. Unlike water, foam, or powder, gas-based systems leave no residue and are ideal for areas containing sensitive and high-value equipment, such as server rooms, data centers, museums, archives, and industrial facilities.

Fire suppression is achieved by reducing the oxygen concentration using inert gases (argon, nitrogen, CO₂) or chemical agents (Novec™ 1230, HFC-227ea). At the same time, heat is removed from the source of the fire, extinguishing the flames and preventing reignition.

Benefits of Gas Fire Suppression Systems

Completely residue-free suppression – no water, foam, or powder
Suitable for protecting electrical and electronic equipment
Inert gases are non-toxic and electrically non-conductive
Minimal damage and rapid restoration of the protected area after suppression
Multi-zone solutions can be supplied from a single cylinder bank
Environmentally friendly – argon and nitrogen are natural components of air
Compact gas storage – requires up to 50% less space

Inert Gases – Oxeo Technology

Inert gases such as argon and nitrogen provide three-dimensional protection by evenly filling the room, reducing the oxygen concentration, and extinguishing even hidden sources of fire. This makes Oxeo systems suitable for high-risk areas, including flammable liquids, chemical facilities, industrial environments, and areas with a high fire load.

No residue and no damage to equipment
Non-toxic at fire suppression concentrations
Fast and simple ventilation of the protected area after suppression
High reliability and flexibility for future expansion

Halocarbon Systems

Halocarbon systems use chemical fire suppression agents such as Novec™ 1230 by 3M™ and HFC-227ea. These agents are:

Non-corrosive and electrically non-conductive
Environmentally friendly and safe to use
Ideal for protecting small and medium-sized rooms
Particularly suitable for IT, telecommunications, and electronic equipment areas

Thanks to an operating pressure of up to 50 bar, the pipework can be installed flexibly, while the cylinders can be stored outside the protected area.

Where Are Gas Fire Suppression Systems Used?

Server rooms and data centers
Telecommunications rooms and control rooms
Museums, libraries, archives, and cultural facilities
Rooms containing flammable liquids and chemicals
Industrial processes and high-risk facilities

Why Choose Delta Preving?

✅ Experience in the design and installation of gas fire suppression systems
✅ Certified solutions compliant with international standards
✅ Engineering expertise for specific risks and critical environments
✅ Integration with detection systems and control panels