GFES ZETA
The modular gas fire extinguishing system "ZETA" is a universal solution for fire protection of premises of various sizes and purposes:server rooms, electrical panels, telecommunication rooms, archives, offices, etc. MGP - ZETA are used as part of automatic gas fire extinguishing systems to eliminate class A, B, C fires and electrical equipment under voltage.
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- Ability to connect to the facility's general fire protection system
- Possibility of concealed installation
- Various activation options
- Service life of 10 years
- Ability to assemble unified batteries and various numbers of modules
- Various compositions of gaseous fire extinguishing agents and module volumes
- Ability to connect to the facility's general fire protection system
- Possibility of concealed installation
- Various activation options
- Service life of 10 years
- Ability to assemble unified batteries and various numbers of modules
- Various compositions of gaseous fire extinguishing agents and module volumes
The modular gas fire extinguishing system "ZETA" is a universal solution for fire protection of premises of various sizes and purposes:server rooms, electrical panels, telecommunication rooms, archives, offices, etc. MGP - ZETA are used as part of automatic gas fire extinguishing systems to eliminate class A, B, C fires and electrical equipment under voltage.
Application areas
Operating principle
- 1The principle of operation of GFES ZETA is based on reducing the oxygen concentration due to the entry of non-combustible gas into the combustion zone and cooling of this zone.
- 2The module consists of a cylinder, a shut-off device and a siphon pipe. The control unit is equipped with a diaphragm safety device (MPU), a pressure gauge or a pressure indicator. As an option, the module can be equipped with a pressure alarm.
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Additional information
Possible options for activating the module:
Electric — The module is electrically started using a reusable electromagnetic drive mounted on the module's control panel.
Pneumatic — The pneumatic start (when using a group of modules) is carried out from the pilot module.
Manual (local) — Manual start is performed using a lever or button mounted on the module's control panel (or on an electromagnetic drive). The lock of the trigger element is the safety pin.