In-Direct Release System
In-Direct release systems from Reacton use our heat and flame sensitive detection tubing as a primary detection method. After detection, our patented in-direct valve activates, releasing the clean agent through a network of discharge hoses and pipework. It is different from our direct-acting system, which releases the clean agent through the burst hole in the detection tubing.
Our In-Direct systems work in the following way:
- Once the detection tube ruptures, it releases the nitrogen held within it.
- This loss in pressure causes the Reacton patented valve to operate, releasing the clean agent into the protected area. This floods the protected area extinguishing the fire.
- Additional devices such as pressure switches are activated to alert building management fire alarms and ultimately alert people that a fire has been detected.
Reacton systems are designed to meet the most robust and demanding certification standards around the world. Our automatic fire suppression systems are independent of a power source which ensures detection and suppression in any condition.
Our systems are all manufactured and designed under our BSI ISO9001:2015 quality policy and are CE & DOT Compliant. Our components undergo vigorous testing such as ISO 16750-3:2007, ISO 21207, IEC 60529:1989.
