Fire suppression systems.

Fire suppression systems are designed to detect and control fires quickly, protecting people, property, and essential equipment. There are three main types: gaseous, foam, and Firetrace. Gaseous systems are ideal for server rooms and electrical areas, while foam systems are commonly used in chemical labs and other specialist environments. Firetrace systems provide targeted protection for specific risks using foam, CO₂, or other extinguishing agents.

Firetrace is a global leader in special hazard fire protection, offering both in-cabinet and machine-level suppression for high-value or mission-critical equipment. The system can also be engineered to protect larger rooms and integrates seamlessly with any fire alarm, extinguishing fires before they spread while alerting occupants to its activation.

Firetrace systems are used in a wide range of environments, including cloud and rack servers, food processing plants, wind turbines, data centres, airports, textile and paper mills, passenger transport, agricultural machinery, and forestry equipment. Wherever there’s a high-risk area or valuable asset, Firetrace provides reliable protection.

Every fire suppression system includes essential components that work together to detect, control, and extinguish fires. These include sensors to identify heat or smoke, a control panel to trigger activation, alarms for early warning, a network of pipes and nozzles for agent release, and the suppression agent itself, which may be gas, foam, water, or chemicals depending on the environment.

Our experts design and install fire suppression systems tailored to your building, operations, and regulatory needs. From the initial consultation to installation, we ensure a smooth, efficient process. Every system is designed to meet industry standards and adapted for specific areas such as kitchens, storage spaces, or industrial facilities.

Routine maintenance is essential to keep your system ready for emergencies and legally compliant. Our qualified technicians carry out thorough inspections and adjustments to maintain peak performance, scheduling visits at convenient times to minimise disruption. You can depend on consistent, professional support that keeps your fire protection fully operational.