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FIRE SYSTEMS, INC
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Fire destroys billions
of dollars worth of industrial equipment every year. Industrial
vehicles are plagued with potential fire hazards and burn at an
alarming rate. These fires pose a serious threat to operator safety
and disrupt business operations.
Vehicle fire suppression systems
can detect and suppress fires before they have a chance to do severe
damage to your equipment. These systems protect the operator from
severe or fatal injuries, prevent downtime and save equipment.
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Many insurance companies
recognize a reduction in claims paid out due to the presence
of a fixed vehicle suppression system which usually help
lower your premiums.
Fire Systems, Inc. has
been installing and servicing fire suppression systems since
1986. We have installed dry
chemical fire suppression systems on equipment ranging from large
excavators to fork lifts. We are proud to be distributors for two of
the premier manufacturers of vehicle fire suppression systems, Ansul,
Inc. and Amerex Corporation. Our technicians are factory trained and
our vehicles are completely outfitted to perform installations or
service work on site.
Vehicle Fires
Some Ever-Present
Dangers:
Engine Compartment -
The engine compartment contains an assortment of fluids, fuels,
oils, and greases, as well as congested wires, hoses, and
accumulated debris, all very near high heat sources.
Battery Compartments - Battery compartments are a potential
fire hazard when combustible materials build up on the top of the
battery. These materials, in the presence of moisture, can cause a
short circuit.
Transmissions, Torque Converters and Parking Brakes - All
these components are a possible high heat source that could cause
combustible materials to ignite.
High Pressure Hoses - Hot fluid spraying from a ruptured
high pressure hose, or leaking from a loose flange or fitting could
find its way to a source of ignition.
Belly Pan - The belly pan can accumulate not only leaking
fuel from the vehicle, but external debris as well. Because of its
unique location, a fire starting in the belly pan could quickly
engulf the entire vehicle.
Hydraulic/Fuel Pumps - Because of the high pressures
involved with these pumps, fluid spraying from a leaking pump could
find its way to a heat source and cause ignition.
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Solutions:
We install and maintain
vehicle fire suppression systems manufactured by Ansul and Amerex
corporation. Please consider the following benefits of vehicle fire
suppression systems:
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Automatic detection and actuation 24 hour protection
Linear or spot heat detection
Manual release capability
Control panel with status indicators and alarm
Supervised detection and release circuits
Shutdown capabilities
Self contained battery
FM approved
Dry chemical and wet chemical agents available |
Dry Chemical System
Discharge
Typical Applications:
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Trash haulers
Dozers
Forestry
Agriculture
Drills |
Compactors
Excavators
Haul trucks
Graders
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Cranes
Underground mining
Loaders
Slag pot carriers |
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 Mobile Equipment Suppression Systems
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Fire Systems, Inc. is your
source for Mobile Equipment / Vehicle Fire Systems in
the metro Atlanta area. Contact us today for a free
survey.
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