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Clean Agent Type Modular Fire Extinguisher
Fire Extinguishers

Clean Agent Type Modular Fire Extinguisher

A ceiling-mounted modular unit charged with a clean agent that discharges automatically at its rated temperature. Unlike powder, a clean agent leaves no residue and is electrically non-conductive, so it suppresses the fire without contaminating or corroding the equipment it protects. This makes it the preferred choice over electrical panels, control rooms, server racks and instrumentation cabinets where powder clean-up would cause more downtime than the fire. Commonly specified for panel rooms in chemical and pharma units across the GIDC estates.

Specifications
Type Modular, automatic ceiling-mounted
Extinguishing Agent Clean agent (residue-free, non-conductive)
Activation Automatic — heat-sensitive bulb
Typical Application Electrical panels, control cabinets, server racks, instrumentation
Key Benefit No residue — equipment survives discharge, minimal downtime
Why Choose Deep Fire Control?
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Trusted Across GujaratServing the Bharuch industrial belt
IS Standard CompliantBuilt to Indian fire safety standards

Frequently Asked Questions

Why choose clean agent over ABC powder for a panel?

Powder is conductive and leaves a corrosive residue across everything it touches. A clean agent leaves no residue and is electrically non-conductive, so the switchgear survives the discharge and you are not stripping and cleaning panels afterwards.

Where is this typically fitted?

Over electrical panels, control cabinets, server racks and instrumentation — anywhere the clean-up cost after a powder discharge would exceed the fire damage.

Is it automatic?

Yes. It is a modular ceiling-mounted unit that discharges on its own when the rated temperature is reached.

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