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In-Direct Release Systems

Reacton's range of Indirect fire suppression systems (ILP) offers the highest protection level for different applications with a UL2166 Listing for Indirect (ILP) Technology Clean Agent Systems. Utilising Dry Powder Agents, Wet Chemicals and Clean Agents as Reacton 1230 Clean Agent and FM200™ Fire Suppressant. 

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3M Novec 1230
Clean Agent

Reacton 1230 Clean Agent 

Reacton 1230 is a fluorinated ketone that is stored as a liquid and discharged as a gas. It is electrically non-conductive and leaves no residue after discharge. It distributes uniformly throughout the hazard zone and suppresses fire primarily by heat absorption from the flame.

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FM200
Clean Agent

FM-200™

Manufactured by Chemours™

FM-200™, sometimes referred to as HFC-227ea, is the most tested liquefiable clean agent of all time. It is an electrically non-conductive odourless and colourless gas. FM-200™ offers minimal downtime due to no clean-up post-discharge. It is stored as a liquid and introduced into the protected hazard as a clear colourless vapour. FM-200™ leaves no residue and is suitable for occupied spaces. FM-200™ has zero Ozone Depletion Potential.

Clean Agent In-Direct ILP Advantages

Why Clean Agents?

Reacton’s Clean Agent range consists of Reacton 1230 and FM-200™ waterless fire suppressant from Chemours™. These Clean Agents are the most trusted and tested liquefiable gases on the market, with all supply being solely through the biggest names in the industry when it comes to Clean Agents.

Reacton Clean Agent extinguishing mediums all have the following approvals:

  • Underwriters Laboratories (UL)
  • Underwriters Laboratories of Canada (ULC)
  • Factory Mutual (FM)
  • Significant New Alternatives Policy (SNAP) listed through the United States Environment Protection Agency (U.S. EPA)

Our High-Performance Systems

Reacton uses a patented ultra-high flow fire suppression valve. The valve, made from 303 stainless steel alloy, ensures that all extinguishing agents are discharged as designed.

Our systems feature:

  • Integrated Isolation Valve
  • Stainless Steel alloy 303 (UNS S30300)
  • Multi-Port High Flow Discharge
  • Multi-Cylinder & Agent On One Detection Circuit
  • Fully Vibration & Corrosion Tested

In-Direct Release System

In-Direct release systems from Reacton use our heat and flame sensitive detection tubing as a primary detection method. After detection, our patented in-direct valve activates, releasing the clean agent through a network of discharge hoses and pipework. It is different from our direct-acting system, which releases the clean agent through the burst hole in the detection tubing.

Our In-Direct systems work in the following way:

  1. Once the detection tube ruptures, it releases the nitrogen held within it.
  2. This loss in pressure causes the Reacton patented valve to operate, releasing the clean agent into the protected area. This floods the protected area extinguishing the fire.
  3. Additional devices such as pressure switches are activated to alert building management fire alarms and ultimately alert people that a fire has been detected.

Reacton systems are designed to meet the most robust and demanding certification standards around the world. Our automatic fire suppression systems are independent of a power source which ensures detection and suppression in any condition.

Our systems are all manufactured and designed under our BSI ISO9001:2015 quality policy and are CE & DOT Compliant. Our components undergo vigorous testing such as ISO 16750-3:2007, ISO 21207, IEC 60529:1989. 

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