It is an engineered total-flooding clean-agent system for enclosed spaces containing sensitive equipment. Automatic detection identifies a fire condition, the releasing panel initiates the safety sequence, and the stored agent is discharged through calculated pipework and nozzles to suppress the fire without water or powder residue.
A Novec 1230 fire suppression system is an engineered clean-agent solution for enclosed rooms containing sensitive electronics and business-critical assets. Reliance Fire Protection Systems provides site surveys, hydraulic design coordination, supply, installation, testing, commissioning and maintenance support in Mumbai and across India.
Each system is selected after reviewing room volume, fire risk, occupancy, ventilation, cable routes, pressure-relief requirements and the applicable project approvals. The final arrangement can integrate early-warning detection, releasing controls, audible and visual alarms, abort and manual-release stations, agent cylinders, distribution pipework and discharge nozzles.
Clean-agent discharge is intended for critical rooms where water or powder could damage equipment and interrupt operations.
Engineering coordination, equipment supply, installation, testing, commissioning, documentation and AMC support.
Data centres, server rooms, UPS rooms, control rooms, telecom facilities, archives, laboratories and electrical rooms.
Agent quantity, pipe sizing, nozzle layout and safety interfaces are established for the protected enclosure and approved equipment.
Project support is available for commercial, industrial, institutional and infrastructure facilities throughout India, subject to site requirements, equipment availability and applicable approvals.
A Novec 1230 system is an engineered total-flooding clean-agent solution for enclosed rooms containing sensitive equipment. It combines automatic detection, releasing controls, agent storage, distribution piping and discharge nozzles.
Typical applications include data centres, server rooms, UPS rooms, telecom facilities, control rooms, electrical rooms, archives, laboratories and other spaces where residue from water or powder is undesirable.
A correctly designed clean-agent system is intended to suppress fire without leaving powder or water residue on protected electronic equipment.
Agent quantity is determined from the enclosure volume, design concentration, temperature, altitude, hazard classification, equipment data and applicable design standard. A project-specific calculation is required.
Yes. Reliance Fire Protection Systems supports projects in Mumbai, Maharashtra and project locations across Indian states and union territories.
Useful inputs include room dimensions, ceiling and underfloor voids, layout drawings, ventilation details, door and opening information, protected equipment, existing fire-alarm interfaces, project location and approval requirements.
Share the protected-room dimensions, drawings, location and approval requirements for a project-specific review.
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