Limitless Fire Protection is your Ontario-based qualified and experienced technician to do all of your fire sprinkler system installations and maintenance needs. We adopt a creative and common sense approach to ensure that the sprinkler will function in any emergency. Once the installation is complete, we will test the mechanics of the system and train you on its functionality. To make sure there is ongoing reliability and in order to address wear and tear, we provide maintenance contracts for regular inspection and testing of the system. Our inspection and maintenance programs are designed to help you meet the necessary industry and insurance requirements for your facility while adding an extra level of safety precaution.
A fire suppression system, like a fire sprinkler system, is used to extinguish or control fires, and is activated by heat, smoke, or a combination of the two. However, a fire suppression system uses gaseous, chemical, or foam fire suppression agents to suppress the fire, rather than water because water can damage some types of property, such as electronics, areas like server rooms or semiconductor manufacturing facilities would benefit from a fire suppression system rather than a sprinkler system. For facilities that deal with highly combustible substances or oil and gas, a fire suppression system is also necessary, since water is not effective as a fire suppression agent when oil and certain other substances are combusted.
As mentioned previously, there are chemical, gaseous, and foam fire suppression agents, all of which have specific applications. These include:
Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
A gaseous agent that works quickly and efficiently, but can be dangerous to human health. Best for unmanned, unoccupied facilities.
Dry Chemical Suppression
Quickly extinguishes fires caused by combustible/flammable liquids. Good for furnace rooms, flammable liquid storage areas, and mechanical rooms.
Wet Chemical Suppression
Utilizes liquid substances and prevents re-ignition. Works well for kitchens.
Clean Agent Fire Suppression
Leaves no residue, making it ideal for sensitive applications like museums, archives, libraries, computer or server rooms, etc.
