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Global Fire and Security Systems

Kitchen fire suppression systems

Global Fire and Security Systems are the largest, privately owned fire and security company in the UK. They have developed into market leaders by providing quality product solutions nationwide in the fire and security marketplace.

 

Products and services

  • Fire safety systems
  • Ansul kitchen suppression
  • Portable extinguishers
  • Maintenance
  • Gas suppression
  • Sauna suppression
  • Security

Commercial kitchen fires are highly destructive. The detection system is set well above the working temperature of a kitchen and suppression is via a wet chemical agent that reacts with heat and cooking grease to form a protective layer to starve a fire of oxygen. The chemical agent can be easily and quickly removed following activation to allow trade to continue.

Sauna protection is delivered via a standalone system that uses water to suppress, control, and extinguish a fire. The water mist system comprises of automatic nozzles connected to a piping system carrying water and is connected to the storage cylinder and nitrogen actuation. The system discharges a cone of spray during operation, containing small water droplets that fill the protected area with water mist.

Contact Global Fire and Security Systems

Tel: 0870 220 8211
Email: s.inbox@globalfireandsecurity.co.uk

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