Perfluoroketone (1230) Fire Extinguishing System

　　Overview of Fire Extinguishing Systems 
　　Perfluorohexanone is a liquid at room temperature and atmospheric pressure; it is colorless, odorless, and easily vaporized. Once released, it leaves no residue behind. It boasts excellent fire-extinguishing performance, is environmentally friendly, clean, and does not deplete the ozone layer (ODP=0). Additionally, it has a low global warming potential (GWP=1). As a highly efficient and clean gaseous fire suppressant, it has been recognized and widely adopted by the international firefighting community. Perfluorohexanone clean-gas fire suppression systems are often used in relatively enclosed switchgear cabinets. These systems feature independent, fast-response thermal-sensor detection lines, making them self-contained and compact fire suppression devices. 
　　Perfluoroketones can be applied in data centers, oil and gas platforms, communication centers, museums, libraries, archives, repositories for cultural relics and historical documents, ships, precision cabinets, high- and low-voltage switchgear, distribution rooms, rail transit systems, and locations housing precision equipment, among others. 
　　The perfluoroketone clean gas fire suppression system can be equipped with a signal feedback device and either a manual or automatic electric start-up device to enable control activation and feedback on the system’s status. 
　　The device features a compact structure and requires minimal installation space; it is typically installed in the upper part of the enclosed switchgear that needs to be protected. 
　　Application scenarios 
　　Perfluoroketones can be applied in data centers, oil and gas platforms, communication centers, museums, libraries, archives, repositories for cultural relics and historical documents, ships, precision cabinets, high- and low-voltage switchgear, distribution rooms, rail transit systems, and locations housing precision equipment, among others. 
　　Main performance and parameters