GASEOUS SUPPRESSION
FM-200 suppression
Clean-agent suppression · critical technical rooms
Fast, clean-agent protection for server and control rooms.
- Agent
- HFC-227ea
- Residue
- Clean agent
- Design basis
- Room volume + enclosure integrity
- Suitable zone
- Server · UPS · archive
FM200 SYSTEM
A clean agent response engineered for the room.
An FM200 solution is assessed as one system: a clean agent, detection logic, pipe network and control panel. Correct selection considers the protected room's volume, enclosure integrity and operational use together—not equipment in isolation.
Designed for occupied spaces, this system leaves no residue, is non-conductive and helps protect critical infrastructure.
- Discharge
- < 10 sec
- Residue
- 0
- Use
- Server · Archive · UPS
OPERATING PRINCIPLE
From confirmed signal to controlled discharge.
The system design follows the actual layout and operational conditions of the technical room.
- 01
Detection and confirmation
Appropriate signal logic helps reduce false-release risk and makes the next action visible.
- 02
Volume calculation
Agent quantity and nozzle layout are designed around room volume, openings and engineering penetrations.
- 03
Acceptance checks
Control, warning, interlock and handover records are completed through clear facility-specific checks.
APPLICATION AREAS
For continuity around sensitive equipment.
The final decision follows a site survey and project parameters.
- 01
Server rooms
Zones where downtime and data-loss risk call for a residue-free response.
- 02
UPS and electrical rooms
Enclosed spaces that require a technical solution coordinated with electrical infrastructure.
- 03
Archives and control rooms
Protection zones selected to minimise potential impact on records and equipment.
DELIVERY PATH
A traceable path from room survey to system handover.
The stages cover the engineering decision and acceptance criteria as well as installation.
- 01
Collect site inputs
Room volume, penetrations, ventilation and existing-system interfaces are recorded.
- 02
Engineer the solution
The agent, pipe route, nozzles and panel logic are included in the confirmed scope.
- 03
Integrate and test
Detection, warning and interlock points are checked with related systems.
- 04
Handover and service plan
Acceptance records and the follow-up inspection route are shared with the facility team.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Let’s determine the right scope for your facility.
Is FM200 the same solution for every room?
No. Volume, enclosure integrity, operating use and existing systems are core design inputs. An engineer determines the appropriate configuration after reviewing them.
Does the system leave residue?
A clean-agent system is intended not to leave powder or liquid residue after discharge. Post-event procedure is still defined by the actual equipment and manufacturer instructions.
What is checked after installation?
The checklist follows the project scope and may cover control logic, warning, interlocks, visible installation quality and handover records.
RELATED SOLUTIONS
What is included in the engineering decision?
DEFINE YOUR SYSTEM
Request a technical review for your FM200 system.
Share the room use, approximate volume and existing systems so an engineer can define the next clear step.