Thermal aerosol fire suppression system
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Product Overview of Thermal Aerosol Fire Extinguishing Systems
I. Overview
The suspended aerosol fire suppression system is a new, environmentally friendly firefighting product that meets world‑class standards. It represents the third generation… S A new high-tech, environmentally friendly fire‑suppression product developed further on the basis of aerosol technology.
1、 Product Features:
(1) Green and environmentally friendly product: excellent cleanliness; atmospheric ozone depletion potential index = 0 , Global Greenhouse Effect Capacity Index = 0 。
(2) Stainless steel alloy cylinders are corrosion-resistant, pressure-relief‑free, leak-proof, and require minimal maintenance.
(3) Certified through the Tianxiao Fire Testing and Certification.
(4) Fire suppression with no residue: 2um The following fire‑extinguishing agent is released and readily disperses into the air. Its particulate concentration is even lower than the amount of dust that would naturally settle in a closed computer room over the course of a month.
(5) Compact and lightweight: Compared with other fire suppression systems, its volume and weight can be reduced. 90% , without occupying the protected block section.
(6) Easy to install: No high-pressure vessels or complex piping networks are required, saving space and reducing costly installation expenses.
(7) Easy to design and widely adaptable.
(8) With a service life of up to 10 Year, superior to other types of fire extinguishing agents.
2 , Suspended-type aerosol fire suppression systems are suitable for extinguishing the following types of fires:
Construction Industry: High-Rise Buildings Substation and distribution room of an industrial building Library Archives Room Resource Room Underground storage room Safe;
Telecommunications Industry: Telecom Equipment Rooms Computer room Communication base stations, relay stations, distribution cabinet data processing rooms, remote control rooms, and precision equipment distribution cabinets;
Power Industry: Cable Tunnels Cable wells, cable trenches, confined spaces, generator rooms, insulating oil storage facilities, substations, UPS systems, and various power‑plant equipment;
Metallurgical Industry: Rolling Mill Equipment Room Electrical Basement of the Electronic Instrument Control Room Cable tray Cable tunnel Transformer room;
Petrochemical Industry: Flammable Liquid Storage Area Change ( Match ) Electrical room Generator room, cable tunnel, cable well, distribution cabinet, switchgear;
Transportation industry: Train locomotives Railway Source Line Signal Station Substation Station Signal Building Highway Signal Station Between car engines Turbine hall Ship engine room;
Other industries: CNC And other high-priced machines, high-priced mobile devices;
3 Suspension-type aerosol fire suppression systems shall not be used in the following locations or for fires involving the following substances:
Explosion hazard area.
Oxidizing agents such as nitrocellulose.
Potassium and other reactive metals
Chemical fires involving self-decomposing substances such as hydrogen peroxide.
4.2 , Product Model:
Model number | Pharmaceutical weight (g) | Protection volume (m³) 3) | Release Time (s) | External dimensions (mm) |
QRR0.1GW/S-ZY | 100 | 0.1 | ≤30s | 90*68*46 |
QRR0.15GW/S-ZY | 150 | 0.15 | 172*68*46 | |
QRR0.25GW/S-ZY | 250 | 0.25 | 250*68*46 | |
QRR0.3GW/S-ZY | 300 | 0.3 | 250*68*46 | |
QRR0.5GW/S-ZY | 500 | 0.5 | 365*68*68 |
5、 Work Environment Requirements
Temperature range: -4 0~+ 70℃
Relative humidity: ≤ 95% Human Resources
II. Working principle
Fire signals are detected by the fire alarm control panel or the gas‑extinguishing control system. Upon detection of a fire, an activation signal is sent to the suspended aerosol fire‑extinguishing device. Upon receiving this signal, the device’s internal extinguishing agent is activated, rapidly generating a nano‑scale aerosol extinguishing agent that is discharged to achieve rapid fire suppression.
- Technical Specifications
Model number | QRR type | Startup method | Fire alarm interlock | DC3-24V/AC3-220V |
Installation method | L-bracket mounting, 3M adhesive pad mounting | Thermal line self-startup | 160-180℃ | |
Nozzle temperature | ≤200 ℃ (at 5 mm from the nozzle) | Injection time | ≤30S | |
Housing surface temperature | ≤ 100 °C | Actual fire-extinguishing effectiveness | ≤ 100g/m3 | |
Safe distance between the nozzle and personnel | 1.5m | Safety clearance between the nozzle and the fire‑fighting target | 0.3m | |
Feedback signal method | Normally open passive contact | Types of fires that can be extinguished | Classes A, B, and C | |
Minimum starting current | ≥ 250mA/5mS | Maximum safe current | ≤ 150mA/5min | |
Multi-device connection method | Series connection | Expiration Date | 10 years | |
IV. Unboxing inspection
1 The unpacking inspection shall be conducted in accordance with “ Packing List ” , Please check that the random documentation and spare parts are complete. If any issues arise, please contact the supplier.
2 Check whether there is “ Certificate of Conformity ” If you do not have this certificate, please contact the dealer immediately and do not use the device on your own.
V. Installation and commissioning
1 Installation Requirements for Suspended Aerosol Fire Extinguishing Devices
1 ) The installation of the product is not affected by its height or position.
2 ) No other items may be placed on the product.
3 ) It should not be installed near air intake vents, exhaust vents, doors, windows, or other openings.
4 ) It should not be installed in locations prone to rain, water splashing, or flooding.
6 , Electrical Starting Wiring Diagram:
With feedback signal ( As shown in Figure 5. ) and without feedback signal ( As shown in Figure 6. )。

1、2 The foot switch serves as the start button and is connected to the start terminal of the gas fire suppression controller. The start terminal of the gas fire suppression controller must provide… DC 3~24V Voltage, current >1A , only then can S The type of thermal aerosol fire suppression system is operational. 3、4 The pin is a feedback pin, and the feedback signal is passive.

1、2 The foot switch serves as the start button and is connected to the start terminal of the gas fire suppression controller. The start terminal of the gas fire suppression controller must provide… DC 3~24V Voltage, current >1A . Only then can S The type of thermal aerosol fire suppression system is operational.
VI. Precautions for Use and Operation
1、 Prior to installation, the suspended aerosol fire suppression system must be carefully inspected in accordance with the user manual; if any questions arise, please consult our technical personnel without delay.
2. The installation and commissioning of suspended aerosol fire suppression systems must be carried out by personnel who have received specialized training.
3. After installation, suspended aerosol fire suppression devices shall not be moved at will.
4. In the event of a fire, all personnel on site must evacuate immediately and, whenever possible, close doors and windows as they do so.
5. Upon expiration of the validity period, the using unit shall coordinate with the supplier for replacement and retrieval; unauthorized disassembly is strictly prohibited.
6. After discharge, if removal is required within a short period, high‑temperature‑resistant gloves must be worn to prevent burns.
7. Whether within or beyond its validity period, suspended-type aerosol fire suppression devices must never be disassembled to prevent accidents.
8. Do not puncture the sealing strip inside the nozzle; otherwise, the product’s shelf life may be compromised, and the customer will bear the associated costs—our company shall assume no responsibility.
9. When installed inside a high-voltage switchgear cabinet, the suspended-type aerosol fire suppression device shall maintain the required safety clearance from energized components within the cabinet.
10. Installation of the product is strictly prohibited inside energized electrical cabinets.

Square Thermal Aerosol Fire Extinguishing Device | Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What types of premises are suitable for suspended-type heptafluoropropane fire suppression systems?
A1: Suitable for enclosed spaces such as computer rooms, distribution rooms, energy storage cabinets, archives, and small high- and low-voltage switchgear; effective for extinguishing electrical fires. Not suitable for areas with sustained open flames, highly corrosive environments, or flammable and explosive dust.
Q2: Does a suspended-type heptafluoropropane system require a separate cylinder room?
A2: No, it is not required. The unit is directly suspended beneath the ceiling of the protected area, with no separate cylinder room, and occupies minimal installation space, making it ideal for rooms with limited space.
Q3: How long is the shelf life of heptafluoropropane extinguishing agent? How often must the cylinders be inspected?
A3: The agent itself is not easily decomposed and can be used for 5 years under normal operating conditions; cylinders are subjected to hydrostatic testing every 3 years in accordance with regulations, and may continue to be used if they pass the inspection upon expiration.
Q4: When a fire suppression discharge occurs, can personnel remain inside the protected area?
A4: No. Upon receiving a fire alarm signal, the system initiates a delayed discharge (typically 0–30 seconds), during which personnel must evacuate. After the extinguishing agent is discharged, the oxygen level inside the compartment drops; no personnel are permitted to remain.
Q5: How many activation methods are available for suspended-type heptafluoropropane systems?
A5: Typically, it is equipped with three types of start-up mechanisms: electromagnetic automatic start-up, manual on-site start-up, and mechanical emergency manual start-up, all of which comply with fire safety regulations.
Q6: Will openings in the protected area (such as gaps around doors and windows) affect the fire suppression effectiveness?
A6: Yes. During fire suppression, the doors and windows of the protected area, as well as ventilation ducts, must close automatically; if openings are too large, the extinguishing agent can easily escape, making it impossible to maintain the design extinguishing concentration and increasing the risk of fire‑suppression failure.
Q7: Will the equipment be damaged after a heptafluoropropane discharge?
A7: Heptafluoropropane is a clean agent with no residue; after discharge, it does not corrode electrical equipment, and the equipment can be put back into service once ventilation has been completed following fire suppression.
Q8: Are there any load-bearing requirements for equipment lifting?
A8: Yes. The floor slab at the lifting location and the load-bearing capacity of the lifting points must exceed the total weight of the equipment; structural load-bearing capacity must be verified prior to installation, and installation must be carried out by qualified personnel.
Q9: Can the heptafluoropropane agent be disassembled, reassembled, and refilled independently?
A9: No, it is not permitted. Refilling, maintenance, and dismantling must be performed by an organization holding the requisite fire‑safety qualifications. Unauthorized disassembly or reassembly will render the system inoperable and constitute a violation of fire‑safety regulations.
Q10: What routine inspections are required for a suspended-type heptafluoropropane fire suppression system?
A10: Routinely check that the pressure gauge is within the green normal range, inspect the cylinder for rust and the piping for deformation, and verify the status of the alarm control panel; arrange for a qualified maintenance provider to perform annual inspections.
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