FireStop ECO floor-standing modules
Cylinders on the floor, gas travels to the nozzles through pipes
- Cylinder volume
- 16–180 litres
- Working pressure
- 25, 42, 54 or 65 bar
- Discharge valve nominal bore
- 32–50 mm
- Pressure monitoring
- pressure gauge
FireStop ECO ceiling-mounted modules
Fixed to the ceiling or a wall, nozzle on the discharge valve
- Cylinder volume
- 20 or 30 l
- Working pressure
- 25 bar
- Discharge valve nominal bore
- 20 mm
- Pressure monitoring
- pressure gauge
FireStop PRO ceiling-mounted modules
Fixed to the ceiling or a wall, nozzle on the discharge valve
- Cylinder volume
- 20 or 30 l
- Working pressure
- 25 bar
- Discharge valve nominal bore
- 20 mm
- Pressure monitoring
- pressure gauge
How a gaseous fire suppression module works
The module stores the agent under nitrogen or dry-air pressure and releases it on command. The control panel sends a pulse to the actuator, the discharge valve opens and the agent flows to the nozzles. Ceiling-mounted modules have the nozzle directly on the valve; in floor-standing modules the agent travels through the siphon tube and pipework. With halocarbons the module releases at least 95% of the agent within 10 seconds, and its pressure is shown by a gauge or indicator.
How to choose a module for the room
- Small roomFor a small server room or electrical room, ceiling-mounted modules are more convenient: they are installed without pipes, quickly and without stopping operations.
- Large room or data centreYou need floor-standing modules with pipework. The bank can be placed in an adjacent room so it takes no space from the equipment.
- Agent and fill massModules are filled with HFC-227ea, HFC-125 or FK-5-1-12. The agent mass calculation shows how many modules of which volume are needed.
- Actuation methodThe control panel releases the module through an electromagnetic actuator; floor-standing modules also come with pneumatic release. Ceiling-mounted modules are also made in an autonomous version with thermal release.
What comes with a module
The module is supplied assembled: a cylinder with a discharge valve, a pressure monitoring device and a safety device, together with a passport. Ceiling-mounted modules come with a bracket. The release device is ordered separately, and for floor-standing modules so are the fixings, high-pressure hose, nozzles and pipework. The release type and agent mass are stated in the order; the full scope of supply is given on each model's page.
What the module price depends on
We quote the price on request after selecting equipment for your facility. It depends on:
- module design and cylinder volume;
- working pressure;
- agent and fill mass;
- release method and scope of supply.
Deferred payment and the terms of free design are agreed when you order equipment.
How to order modules
- calculation and quotation from 15 minutes based on the room plan or specification;
- module manufacturing from 2 days;
- deferred payment by agreement;
- delivery and installation throughout Kazakhstan.
Frequently asked questions about modules
How does the ECO module differ from PRO?
Ceiling-mounted ECO and PRO modules have the same volume, pressure and release method. PRO has a flexible adapter and an additional pressure gauge, and a 10-year warranty against 18 months for ECO.
Can a module be refilled after a discharge?
Yes. A FireStop module withstands at least 10 discharges. After release it is refilled at our plant in Almaty; see the page on inspection and refilling.
Which agent should I choose for a module?
It depends on the room and whether people are present in it. We compare HFC-227ea, HFC-125 and FK-5-1-12 on the page about gaseous extinguishing agents.
Are the modules certified?
Yes, they hold EAC certificates under TR EAEU 043/2017 and TR CU 032/2013. The certificates and module passports can be downloaded in the documentation section.