GENERATOR ROOM SOLUTION
To maintain the right temperature in a generator room, proper ventilation is essential to release heat from the engine, radiator, alternator, and exhaust. The ventilation system should be fire-rated for at least two hours.
When choosing a suppression system for the generator room, consider four main factors: ventilation for cooling and air, storage of flammable liquids, storage of combustible materials, and equipment tolerance to suppression system effects.
In the past, different systems like sprinklers, AFFF foam, carbon dioxide, clean agents, and water mist were used.
Recently, water mist has become the main protection method for both indoor and outdoor generator enclosures. It is FM approved and has passed fire tests. Water mist effectively handles ventilation issues and can extinguish pool fires in generator rooms.
We at AITO offer experienced advice, consulting services, and a solution for Generator Room Protection.
