DSPA AEROSOL FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM

The DSPA aerosol fire extinguisher is 1 component of the DSPA automatic aerosol fire extinguishing system.

The aerosol canister includes a non-pressurized container, inside which there is a concentrated aerosol compound in solid form, which then, when activated, will be discharged into ultra-fine particles called aerosol fire extinguishing agent.

The concentrated aerosol fire extinguishing agent is a mixture of potassium salts and nitrogen gas, carbon dioxide and a very small amount of water vapor.

The DSPA aerosol canister is also equipped with an activation device, used to activate the concentrated aerosol compound, and is also equipped with insulating materials to cool the aerosol before discharging it into the area requiring fire extinguishing.

When activated by an activation device, it creates a process of burning that concentrated solid aerosol compound and the aerosol is automatically released outside through the discharge holes. That aerosol combustion process creates enough energy to disperse the aerosol covering the entire area requiring fire extinguishing.

The DSPA 5 aerosol fire extinguisher is the handheld type, specially manufactured to equip professional firefighters or on-site fire prevention personnel, Used as a quick response means, urgently extinguishing a newly broken-out fire, especially to open an escape route in the case of being trapped in the middle.

This non-pressurized discharge device is thrown by hand into the inside of the fire area. After activation, a dust cloud including tiny aerosol particles is discharged, flooding the surrounding space and extinguishing the fire in the fire area. The DSPA aerosol discharge device is designed to extinguish fire effectively for class A, B, C, F fires.

DSPA 5 is applied to extinguish fires in high-rise buildings and other types of structures, such as warehouses, machinery rooms, ships... It is suitably used for every fire level, being most effective for fires that have already broken out.