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Firepass Fire Prevention and Suppression Systems

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FirePASS is a fire prevention and suppression system that works by limiting one of the components of combustion: Oxygen. It uses Hypoxic (oxygen reduction) technology to provide proactive and permanent fire protection.

The resulting air is breathable low oxygen air – no nitrogen injection. There is no damage by water, foam or extinguishing agents which is a major disadvantage of other firefighting and prevention equipment

Customer Jobs/Aspect/Components

  • To prevent fire from occurring
  • To protect the building and occupants  in the event of a fire outbreak with no form of interruption
  • To prevent damages
  • Absolute safety for human beings

Customer Gain

  • Difficulty in preventing fire spread in the event of fire outbreak
  • Unable to retain access to protected areas at any time during a fire outbreak

Customer Pain

  • FirePASS, used in suppression mode, operates in a fashion similar to other inert gas total flooding systems with the goal being to reduce the O2 content of the protected space to the requisite combustion inhibition level
  • The FirePASS-Suppression system has the ability to extinguish all class A, class B, and class C fires while offering added defense against re-ignition even in deep-seated fires.  This is all done with a level of respiratory safety unmatched by other systems.
  • After the initial flame knockdown, FirePASS-S has the unique ability to continue flooding the environment for as long as necessary to combat re-ignition and allow for the completion of all recovery operations (20min-2hrs).  Other inert gas systems cannot safely offer the same discharge times without creating extremely dangerous O2 levels.

Pain Reliever

  • Proactive and permanent fire protection
  • Breathable low oxygen air – no nitrogen injection
  • FirePASS is the only solution that can protect extremely large spaces
  • No excessive piping, no nozzles, no pressurized cylinders, no leaking
  • No false discharges, no discharge failures, no loss of work time, no interruptions of working processes, no consequential costs
  • No disruption of working processes, no consequential costs, no closing of unusable areas due to fire damages, clean-up or repair