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Contract Maintenance

The periodic maintenance of your fire suppression and detection systems is carried out by our expert personnel in accordance with the control methods defined by standards and regulations.

Service

Any faults, errors, or requested revisions in your fire protection systems are quickly detected on-site, and we provide solution-oriented support to restore the systems to working condition.

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COMMISSIONING

After verifying the compliance of the installed fire protection systems with the project specifications, our commissioning engineers perform the necessary tests and explain the system's operating principles to you. We then deliver the system to you in flawless working condition.

HYDROSTATIC TEST

Hydrostatic testing services, which must be performed periodically on cylinders used in gas suppression, hood suppression, and water mist systems as per standards, along with the provision of certified test reports, are carried out within our company.

REFILLING

With the authorization of its partner manufacturers, our company performs the initial filling and refilling of chemical gas fire suppression systems (FK-5-1-12, HFC227ea) at its own filling facility. If you have a complete system with UL, FM, VDS, or LPCB certification and need refilling services, please contact us to discuss pricing. Additionally, we provide support for the refilling of cylinders for Inert (IG-01, IG-100, IG-55, IG-541) Gas Fire Suppression Systems, Carbon Dioxide (CO2), and High-Pressure Water Mist Fire Suppression systems.

LEAKAGE TEST

The volumes where gas suppression will be applied must be sealed to prevent the gas from escaping to the outside. For chemical gases such as HFC227ea, FK-5-1-12, and Inert gases (IG01, IG100, IG55, IG541), the minimum duration for the gas to remain in the room after being discharged is 10 minutes, as specified by NFPA 2001 and EN15004. Although the fire may be extinguished immediately after the gas is released, the gas must be retained in the room during this 10-minute period to prevent the risk of re-ignition or flare-up.

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