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 While some suppression agents reduce the heat of the fire, a CO2 fire suppression system eliminates the oxygen to suppress the fire. When the suppression system detects smoke or fire, it then releases the CO2 agent into the space it is protecting.

High-Pressure CO2 Systems. Make safety a priority with an indirect high-pressure (IHP) CO2 system. Carbon dioxide (CO2) is a colorless, odorless, electrically non-conductive gas that is highly effective at suppressing a wide variety of Class A, B, and C fires.

Carbon dioxide gas panel flooding systems is based on creating an extinguishing concentration of CO2 within an enclosed space containing the combustible materials. The quantity of CO2 is determined by applying an appropriate flooding factor to the volume being protected with proper enclosing.