Advanced Technology Aerosol Type Fire Extinguisher With 10g Agent
Since the phase out of Halon extinguishers in the 1980s, hot aerosol fire suppression technology has gained much attention. Unlike traditional inert gas, foam, water mist and Halon fire suppression agents, hot aerosol fire extinguishing agents do not need to be driven out by pressurized gases and can extinguish class A, B, C, D and K fires at 30 to 200 g/m3. As substitutes for Halon agents, the ODP and GWP values of hot fire extinguishing aerosols are nearly zero, but those fine aerosol particles can cause adverse health effects once inhaled by human.
Technical details:
Item | Advanced Technology Aerosol Type Fire Extinguisher With 10g Agent |
Working environment: | -50℃~+95℃ |
Nameplate | yes |
Agent | 10g |
Protected volume | 0.3m³ |
Discharge time: 2S | 2s |
Discharge delay time: | 1s |
Thermal line Combustion rate: | 6.4s/m |
The water resistance of Thermal line: | waterproof |
Seismic performance | Good |
Insulation of shell | Good |
Shock resistance | Good |
Type inspection result:
Thermal spacing is 0.02m: maximum 65℃
Thermal spacing is 0.04m: maximum 55℃
Thermal spacing is 0.08m: maximum 50℃
During discharging: 152℃maximum
After discharging: 90℃ maximum
As for configurations of hot aerosol fire extinguishing devices, fixed or portable cylindrical canisters are the most common among generation II & III hot aerosol fire extinguishers across the world, while generation I hot aerosol fire suppression systems are integrated with the oil tank as a whole. Some countries like the U.S., Australia, Russia and China, etc. have already developed standards for manufacturing and quality control of hot aerosol fire extinguishing agents and norms for hot aerosol fire extinguishing system design under different fire protection scenarios.