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The Janus Fire Systems® HPCO2 Fire Extinguishing System utilizes highly pressurized carbon dioxide as the extinguishing medium. Carbon dioxide ( CO2) is a dry, inert, non-corrosive fire suppression agent perfectly suited to protect high value assets in normally unoccupied and unoccupiable areas when an electrically non-conductive agent is required and where clean-up of other agents is problematic. Each system consists of the following components and their associated accessories: HPCO2
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1. HPCO2 Storage Components - Storage components consist of the cylinder assembly( s) , which contains the liquid CO2 agent, and the cylinder bracket( s) , which holds the cylinder assembly securely in place.
2. HPCO2 Distribution Components - Distribution components consist of the discharge nozzles used to introduce the CO2 agent into a protected hazard along with the associated piping system used to connect the nozzles to the cylinder assembly.
3. Trim Components - Trim components complete the installation of the HPCO2 system and consist of discharge flex hose, discharge outlet adapters or check valves, actuation flex hose, connection fittings, solenoid valves, and manual valve actuators.
4. Supplemental Components - Supplemental components include the discharge pressure switch, inline check valves, selector valves, lockout valves, rupture discs, and regulators. They supplement the core equipment or complete a specific cylinder configuration.
5. Control Panel - This device monitors the condition of the solenoid valve, detectors, warning devices, and any manual release stations. All electric or electronic devices must connect to the control panel in order to function.
6. Early Warning Detection and Alarm Devices - Early warning detection devices coupled with manual release stations maximize system efficiency while audible and visual alarm devices alert staff of alarm conditions.