Protecting property involves more than suppressing fire. Conventional fire suppression methods can cause collateral damage to valuable assets. The High-Pressure Carbon Dioxide System suppresses fire without leaving behind any residue after discharge, avoiding damage to sensitive equipment. No need for agent cleanup means less downtime after an incident.

While carbon dioxide is most effective against Class B flammable liquid fires, it is also the only gaseous agent capable of deep-seated Class A hazard protection. When properly designed, the carbon dioxide system will suppress fire in Class A, B and C hazards by displacing the air containing oxygen that supports combustion. Thus, in certain applications, it is mandatory that additional equipment be provided as an added safeguard.