Inert (IG-01 Argon, IG-55 Argonite, IG-100 Nitrogen, IG-541 Inergen)

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Viking’s Oxeo fire suppression systems use nitrogen and argon to extinguish fires. These systems are electrically non-conductive and leave no residue, making them particularly suitable for protecting areas containing valuable and sensitive equipment. Oxeo extinguishing systems have a three-dimensional effect on the entire extinguishing area: The inert gases released are homogeneously distributed in the event of a fire and remove oxygen from the fire source

Inert gases:

IG-01 (Argon), IG-100 (Azot), IG-55 (Argonit), IG-541 (Inergen)

Nitrogen and argon are natural components of ambient air and have no harmful effects on the atmosphere. No other gas extinguishing agent has a comparable environmental record.

Oxeo extinguishing systems are divided into one or more extinguishing zones by the fire detection and extinguishing system control panel with corresponding zone selector valves and extinguishing gas storage.

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Different requirements and installation situations, both in room and equipment protection, require special nozzle designs:

The RD, SPA, ARGE and DD nozzles of the Oxeo extinguishing system provide the required amount of inert gas at the right time and in the required quantity to achieve the desired oxygen displacement with a uniform gas distribution in the extinguishing zone.

RD nozullar

Robust and flexible

SPA nozulları

Fine-tuned

DD nozul

Flush mounting

ARGE nozulları

Fine-tuned

Oxeo extinguishing systems can be designed as a single zone system for the protection of a single extinguishing zone or as a multi-zone system for the protection of two or more extinguishing zones.

Multi-zone extinguishing systems are equipped with selective valves that can be activated in the event of a fire via the fire detection and extinguishing control panel, which also ensures that the extinguishing gas is only released in the extinguishing zone affected by the fire. When multiple rooms of similar size within a single protected installation are protected by an inert gas extinguishing system, the multi-zone system is particularly cost-effective, as each individual extinguishing system does not require its own extinguishing gas storage.

Examples of use:

Control systems, control rooms and control cabinets
Control centres, operation and control rooms
Productivity centre, server rooms and server racks
Building service rooms
Paint and powder coating systems
Storage facilities for dangerous substances and flammable liquids
Paternoster storage
Manufacturing machine tools