Co2 Flooding System

A CO₂ flooding system is a fire suppression system that uses carbon dioxide (CO₂) as an extinguishing agent to quickly suppress or extinguish fires in enclosed spaces. It works by displacing oxygen, reducing heat, and preventing combustion. CO₂ is a non-conductive, colorless, and odorless gas, making it suitable for protecting sensitive equipment and high-value assets.

Key Features of a CO₂ Flooding System:

1. Fast and Effective – Quickly suppresses fires by displacing oxygen below combustion levels.
2. Non-Conductive – Safe for electrical and electronic equipment.
3. Residue-Free – Leaves no residue, reducing cleanup and minimizing downtime.
4. Automatic and Manual Activation – Can be triggered manually or automatically via detection systems.
5. Applicable for Enclosed Areas – Ideal for industrial facilities, engine rooms, power plants, server rooms, and archives.

How It Works:

• When a fire is detected, the system releases CO₂ from high-pressure cylinders through a piping network.
• The gas floods the protected area, reducing the oxygen concentration to a level that prevents combustion.
• The fire is suppressed without causing damage to sensitive equipment.

⚠ Safety Note: Since CO₂ can be hazardous to humans in high concentrations, safety precautions such as alarms, delay timers, and evacuation protocols are essential.