Freeze Fire offers a range of modular type fire extinguishers with capacities of 2, 5, and 10 kg. These foam-based extinguishers are designed to operate efficiently in temperatures ranging from -30°C to +60°C. They are particularly suited for unoccupied spaces and enclosed environments, providing reliable fire safety protection.

Benefits:

1. Versatile Fire Suppression: Available in A B C Powder, seal firm foam, and clean agent gas options, catering to diverse fire types.
2. Temperature Activation: Equipped with a temperature activation bulb that triggers the extinguisher upon reaching a specific temperature threshold.
3. Unattended Area Protection: Ideal for safeguarding unattended spaces, storage rooms, server rooms, and engine compartments.
4. Modular Flexibility: Can be strategically installed in various locations to create an effective fire safety network.
5. Enhanced Safety: Automatically combats fires without human intervention, reducing response time and potential damage.

Features:

1. Foam-Based Extinguishing: Utilizes foam technology for effective fire suppression and prevention.
2. Temperature-Sensitive Activation: The built-in temperature activation bulb ensures timely and accurate response to fires.
3. Wide Temperature Range: Operates reliably in extreme temperatures, from freezing cold to high heat conditions.
4. Modular Design: Designed for easy integration into different settings, allowing customization based on specific fire risk assessments.
5. Multiple Size Options: Available in 2 kg, 5 kg, and 10 kg capacities to match varying fire protection requirements.

Applications:

1. Unoccupied Spaces: Ideal for areas not regularly monitored by personnel, such as warehouses, storage facilities, and remote structures.
2. Storage Rooms: Provides crucial fire protection in spaces housing flammable materials, chemicals, or equipment.
3. Server Rooms: Safeguards critical IT infrastructure and data storage environments from potential fire hazards.
4. Engine Compartments: Essential for vehicles, machinery, and industrial equipment to prevent fire-related damage.
5. Emergency Planning: Enhances overall fire safety strategies by automating fire suppression in key areas, reducing reliance on human intervention.