Overview
Clean-agent systems flood a sealed enclosure with an electrically non-conductive gas that leaves no residue — protecting sensitive electronics without the damage of water. Governed by NFPA 2001.
Agent options
- FM-200 (HFC-227ea) — fast halocarbon agent, compact storage
- Novec 1230 (FK-5-1-12) — low-GWP (≈1) halocarbon alternative
- Inert gases (IG-541 / IG-55 etc.) — extinguish by reducing oxygen; zero GWP
Where it’s used
Data centres, server and telecom rooms, electrical/switchgear and control rooms, archives and museums, MRI/medical imaging rooms.
Standards & environmental note
Designed to NFPA 2001. Note that FM-200/HFC-227ea is a high-GWP agent being phased down (not banned) under the Kigali Amendment — existing systems remain legal to operate and service. For new UAE installs we can specify low-GWP options (Novec 1230 or inert gas) to future-proof.
What we provide — turnkey
- Supply of genuine, certified products
- Design & advice on the right specification for your building and its risks
- Installation & commissioning to code, inspection-ready
- Maintenance (AMC) — scheduled inspection, testing, refills and servicing
- Civil Defence approvals — drawings, NOCs and inspection coordination
Specifications
Exact specifications — capacity / rating, model, dimensions, certification and listing — depend on the product and your project. We confirm the precise specification and provide manufacturer datasheets on quotation. Request a datasheet or quote →
Warranty & terms
We supply genuine products covered by the manufacturer’s warranty; the exact warranty period and commercial terms are confirmed on your quotation. Installation workmanship is warranted, and an Annual Maintenance Contract (AMC) keeps the system serviced, certified and compliant year-round.
General guidance to help you choose. Final selection, sizing and approval follow the UAE Fire and Life Safety Code of Practice and your Civil Defence authority — our team confirms the right solution for your site.
Frequently asked questions
Is FM-200 banned?
No — it is being phased down because of its high global-warming potential; existing systems remain legal to operate and service. For new installs we can specify low-GWP alternatives.
Why use clean agent instead of sprinklers in a server room?
Clean agent leaves no residue and won’t water-damage electronics, while extinguishing the fire quickly in a sealed room.
