The INERGEN inert gas system (IG541) is an important choice to protect high value-added goods while at the same time ensuring human health. In fact, its patent has made it the only clean extinguisher for many years.
Inergen, with a small concentration of CO2 within its mixture, leads to an increase in a person's breathing rate, meaning that he or she can breathe more deeply and more frequently in that atmosphere.
This way, the gas not only results in the fire being extinguished, but also permits people to breathe as they leave the danger zone.
Mozzanica has believed in the incredible features and performance of this extinguisher since its first release on the market, satisfying its clients' needs for fire safety and people's safety simultaneously.
Our company is also the Italian distributor of INERGEN Fire Eater systems, with FM and UL certified solutions and systems suitable for ATEX zones.
Mozzanica's staff independently develops all the phases of the turnkey systems' implementation and therefore performs:
Thanks to its partnership with Fire Eater, Mozzanica is able to design and install INERGEN (IG-541) extinguishing systems for both large and small areas. Eco-friendly and green, this gas does not damage the ozone and can also be used in the marine environment.
Compared to other extinguishing gases, it excels at reducing the oxygen feeding the fire while not compromising the health and safety of the people on board. Furthermore, it avoids thermal shocks that could damage the protected premises.
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Thanks to its partnership with Fire Eater, Mozzanica is able to design and install INERGEN (IG-541) extinguishing systems for both large and small areas.
The system is easily adapted to project specifications and can also be designed for extreme environments (desert, Arctic, Atex, etc.) or for the protection of E-Rooms, E-Houses and server rooms.
Its composition makes it an excellent compromise between extinction effectiveness, affordability and safeguarding the health of the occupants in the discharge phase.
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