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Oxyreduct fire prevention rapidly becoming industry standard

Ever since the amazing property of breathable oxyreduct air to suppress ignition and fire was discovered in 1998 in the U.S.A. by Russian scientist and engineer Igor (Gary) Kotl...

Safety aspects of the FirePASS concept

Oxygen reduction fire prevention concept of the FirePASS Group has been proven to be absolutely safe for human beings occupying protected areas, even in a case of complete failu...

Worldwide focus on installations

FirePASS has been focusing its operations on installations in United States, Bangladesh, India and Pakistan as well as Russia, Australia, Portugal, Oman, Saudi Arabia and Africa.

FirePASS Oxygen reduction systems penetrate Chilean market

Grand Prix for the most innovative technology

FirePASS proudly announces that we have received Grand Prix for the most innovative technology at the Technological trade show For Arch 2017 in Prague where our local dealer pre...

Oxygen reduction system for protection of large High Bay Robotic Warehouses

FirePASS announces the completion of the oxygen reduction system for protection of a High Bay Robotic Warehouse in Finland. Our patented fire prevention technology is proven to ...

FIRE PROTECTION 2017 Conference at University Banska

FirePASS successfully presented our oxygen reduction technology this week at the FIRE PROTECTION 2017 Conference at University Banska - Technical university of Ostrava in Czech ...

FirePASS proudly presents the world's first rack mounted fire prevention system

The 19” Rack Mounted Fire Prevention System allows to completely prevent ignition and fire by creating oxygen reduction (hypoxic) atmosphere inside a server enclosure...

Data Center Fire Prevention - article from our partner in Australia

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, con...

ING Bank Data Center going down

Usage of conventional fire suppression systems in Data Centers is not acceptable since they can only deploy after fire starts and in many cases provide even more damage to the e...