PYRO-CHEM, by Johnson Controls products

The ATTENDANT gasoline fire suppression system is renowned in the industry as the benchmark for safety against combustible and flammable liquid fires, including those at gasoline stations. It provides around-the-clock detection, control, and protection, extending its capabilities to manage electrical fires. The system`s design focuses on rapid response and effective suppression, ensuring it meets stringent safety standards. Being the original in its category, it incorporates advanced technology to deliver reliable performance in high-risk environments, offering peace of mind through its robust architecture. This system is engineered to detect fire-related threats efficiently and activate its control mechanisms automatically, minimizing potential damages and fostering safety in areas prone to such hazards.

Built on the original design of our ATTENDANT system, the ATTENDANT II offers improved aesthetics, flexibility and convenience. With its high-wind capabilities and ability to suppress combustible and flammable liquid fires, as well as electrical fires, ATTENDANT II offers 24/7 detection, control and protection for gasoline stations.

The Model SL and A-PC Fusible Links are specialized heat-activated, fixed-temperature release devices utilized in fire suppression systems, particularly within culinary environments. Designed for integration with KITCHEN KNIGHT II Restaurant Fire Suppression systems, they are typically installed above cooking appliances and within the ducts of kitchen equipment. Additionally, these devices are applicable for use in paint spray booths, broadening their utility beyond culinary applications. These fusible links ensure automatic activation of fire suppression systems when a specific temperature is reached, providing an essential safety mechanism. The products are compliant with stringent safety standards, adhering to certifications from Underwriters Laboratories (UL/ULC), ensuring reliability in demanding environments where rapid response to potential fire hazards is crucial.

ABCR Dry Chemical Suppressing Agent may be used to combat fires in commonly combustible materials such as wood, cloth, paper, rubber and many plastics (Class A), as well as fires in flammable liquids, gases and greases (Class B) and fires involving energized electrical equipment (Class C). ABCR is especially value on combination fires (Class A and B together) and on Class A fires at temperatures which would freeze water.

The MCH3 and NMCH3 mechanical control heads connect to the cylinder valve to support a fusible link detection system, remote mechanical pull station and a mechanical or electric gas shut-off valve.