Dry chemical fire suppression systems use dry chemical compounds that suppress fire and provide efficient coverage. Dry chemical agents come in ABC or BC. In applications where a dedicated water supply is not available, dry chemical systems from Ansul, Pyrochem, Tyco, Chemguard are an easy, affordable alternative to water and some other agents.

A wet agent system is an effective way for suppressing commercial cooking fires before major damage occurs. The wet chemical agent reacts quickly with the cooking media (fats or oils) to produce a foam blanket covering the surface. This reaction, combined with the cooling effect of the wet chemical agent, also reduces the possibility of fire re-flash.

Elite Fire Protection has the ASTTBC certified staff and equipment to install and maintain these systems.

Engineered Fire Suppression Systems are design specific and most commonly used for larger installations where the system is designed for a particular application. Examples include large marine and land vehicle applications, server rooms, public and private buildings, industrial paint lines, dip tanks and electrical switch rooms. Engineered systems use a number of gaseous or solid agents including CO2, FM200, Novek, Inergen.

Elite Fire Protection has the ASTTBC certified staff and equipment to install and maintain these systems.

Stat-X^® fire suppression is an advanced aerosol technology that protects enclosed special hazards. Aerosols are an effective new alternative to traditional special hazard fire protection. Stat-X fire suppression is currently used worldwide in many critical applications. Stat-X aerosol fire suppression needs be considered when evaluating the use of halon substitutes, CO2, inert gas, dry chemical, or water mist. Stat-X fire suppression is an approved halon replacement and hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) alternative.

Elite Fire Protection has the ASTTBC certified staff and equipment to install and maintain these systems.