Kidde CO2 Fire Suppression
CO2 fire protection applications for Class A, B, and C hazard types explained. Class A fire hazards are common, ordinary combustible materials such as paper, plastics, cloth, wood and dust. Class B hazards include flammable liquids. In fact, any liquid that has a flash point below 100 degrees F are considered Class B fire hazards. Class C hazards are electrical in nature. This designation includes transformers, switches, and electric motors.
Fire safety doesn’t have to be pricey.
Kidde Fire Systems offers cost-effective CO2 fire suppression engineered systems that quickly extinguish Class A, B and C fires through cooling and oxygen displacement.
Read about the special considerations for industrial plant safety when mitigating the hazard of combustible and toxic gases.
From the Kidde-Fenwal website: "Kidde Fire Systems High Pressure Carbon Dioxide System is ideal for industrial processes where flammable materials and vapors present a potential fire hazard."
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