
The 19” Rack Mounted Fire Prevention System allows to completely prevent ignition and fire by creating oxygen reduction (hypoxic) atmosphere inside a server enclosure. Protect your valuable data & hardware components from fire risk, with a Fire Prevention Generator from FirePASS®. Using a build-in compressor or supplied with compressed air, these units create a low oxygen (hypoxic) atmosphere within internally cooled* server cabinets, making fire and the ignition of substances...
6 WAYS TO PREVENT FIRES IN DATA CENTRES The fire strategy for any data centre should remain the same: Prevent a fire from starting, mitigate damage to sensitive equipment and reduce downtime. Data centre managers, consultants and fire engineers traditionally have selected conventional fire protection strategies. These can include: Early warning of fire via aspirated smoke detection systems, Manual intervention, if possible (portable fire extinguishers), Confirmation of the presence of smoke...
FirePASS will present its oxygen reduction fire prevention technology at INTERSEC in Dubai from January 17th to 19th. INTERSEC is the world’s leading trade fair for Security, Safety and Fire Protection. We're displaying our SCU145 generator, a plug-and-play oxygen reduction fire prevention unit designed for protection of small data centers, server rooms and archive vaults. You will find us at C1 - C30 , it's on concourse between Hall 3 and SAEED 1 , opposite NAFFCO. Booth...
TasNetworks was recently created by the Tasmanian State Government and is the state’s primary electricity and telecommunications provider. Electricity is distributed through TasNetworks’ vast network of substations and power lines to every home and business throughout Tasmania. FirePASS fire prevention for switchrooms TasNetworks provides a critical service to the greater community, and any disruptions to this service could be potentially catastrophic. If a fire broke out in...
IFP Magazine is the only international journal dedicated to fire safety, prevention and protection covering every aspect of the passive and active fire protection market. The editorial features are written by industry experts and comprise a unique blend focusing on the latest technology and equipment as well as highlighting sector specific issues from around the world. Regular product and company profiles, events updates and news make IFP the first choice read for fire safety professionals. Article...