INERGEN™

Definition

INERGEN™ is a fire suppressant blend of three naturally occurring inert gases: Nitrogen, Argon, and Carbon Dioxide. It effectively extinguishes fires at 40% - 50% dilution rates without harming electronics, sensitive documents, or people.

Purpose

INERGEN™ is used in environments where traditional fire suppressants could cause damage, such as in sensitive computer rooms and archival storage areas. It ensures fire suppression without leaving residues or causing harm to equipment and materials.

Examples of Use

• Protecting server rooms in data centers from fire without damaging electronics.
• Safeguarding historical documents in archives and libraries.
• Providing fire suppression in laboratories with sensitive instruments.

Related Terms

• Inert Gas: A gas that does not undergo chemical reactions under a set of given conditions.
• Fire Suppression System: A system designed to extinguish fires in a controlled manner.
• Clean Agent: Fire extinguishing agents that are electrically non-conductive and leave no residue.

Notes

INERGEN™ is preferred in settings where the integrity of equipment and documents is critical, offering a reliable and safe fire suppression solution.