A fire suppression system provides protection to buildings and vehicles. It prevents fire and minimize damage to property. It is essential to protect the people. Considering all the things at stake, a fire suppression must be reliable. It must perform when needed.
There some things that can render a fire suppression system unable to work. Sub-zero temperatures can cause problems with the fire suppression system. The temperature can cause water, the traditional fire extinguishing compound, to freeze and turn into ice. If a fire arises, the suppression system becomes useless. Even if there is no fire, the expanding ice can damage the components of the fire suppression system. It can damage the pipes and other components, causing leaks.
An antifreeze must be added to the water or whatever the primary extinguishing compound is to lower the freezing point and make it less likely to turn to ice and cause problems associated with it. Unlike other antifreeze found in heat transfer fluid, the fire suppression antifreeze must meet certain qualities.
Since it is used for fire, the antifreeze must not be something flammable or can cause fire to get worse. The antifreeze must meet all the standards required for it to be used for fire suppression applications. Aside from being non-flammable, the antifreeze must be safe to people since it is used in close proximity to people.
In Sweden, Temper offers fire suppression antifreeze that performs excellently to ensure suppression system are reliable and safe to people.
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