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The Foam System suppresses fires by applying a foam layer that cuts off oxygen and cools the flames, making it particularly effective for fires involving flammable liquids.
Various types of foam are used depending on the fire hazard, including Class A foam for solid combustibles and Class B foam for flammable liquids, ensuring tailored fire suppression.
Yes, the Foam System can be integrated with emergency lights, fire pump system, and an alarm system to provide a comprehensive and coordinated fire safety solution. This ensures faster fire response and effective suppression.
The Foam System is designed for rapid deployment, activating quickly to suppress fires and minimize potential damage. Its integration with systems like Fire Emergency Lights ensures a prompt response.
Foam Systems are widely used in industries like oil, gas, aviation, and chemical processing, where flammable liquids pose a significant fire risk.
Regular maintenance is crucial for ensuring the Foam System functions correctly. This includes testing foam samples, inspecting system components, and making necessary adjustments.