PROINERT™

Definition

PROINERT™ is a blend of Argon and Nitrogen inert gas, used to extinguish fires by replacing approximately 50% of the room's atmosphere with this gas. It is safe for humans and has zero impact on the ozone layer.

Purpose

The purpose of PROINERT™ is to provide an effective and environmentally friendly fire suppression solution. By reducing oxygen levels, it safely extinguishes fires without harming occupants or the environment.

Examples of Use

• Data centers use PROINERT™ to protect sensitive equipment from fire damage.
• Museums and archives employ PROINERT™ systems to safeguard valuable and irreplaceable items.
• Industrial facilities implement PROINERT™ for fire protection in high-risk areas.

Related Terms

• Fire Suppression System: A system designed to extinguish fires and prevent them from spreading.
• Inert Gas: A gas that does not undergo chemical reactions under a set of given conditions.
• Halon Replacement: Alternative fire suppression agents used to replace halon, which is harmful to the ozone layer.

Notes

PROINERT™ systems are favored for their safety, effectiveness, and minimal environmental impact, making them suitable for a wide range of applications.