Automatic Inergen Gas Fire Suppression System at Kenya National Archives by Phontain Holdings
Phontain Holdings takes pride in installing the Automatic Inergen Gas Fire Suppression System at the Kenya National Archives, a critical step in preserving Kenya’s rich historical and cultural heritage. The system is designed to provide rapid and effective fire protection for sensitive areas such as document storage, archives, and data centers, where traditional fire suppression methods could cause irreparable damage.
Key Features of the Inergen Gas Fire Suppression System
- Environmentally Friendly: Inergen gas is composed of natural gases (nitrogen, argon, and carbon dioxide), making it safe for people and the environment. It leaves no residue and requires no cleanup after discharge.
- Effective Fire Suppression: Inergen gas works by reducing oxygen levels to a point where combustion cannot occur while maintaining safe breathing conditions for occupants.
- Rapid Response: The system detects and suppresses fires within seconds, minimizing damage and ensuring the safety of valuable assets.
- Non-Damaging: Unlike water-based systems, Inergen gas does not harm delicate materials such as paper, electronics, or artwork.
Why the Kenya National Archives?
The Kenya National Archives houses priceless documents, artifacts, and records that are irreplaceable. The decision to install the Inergen Gas Fire Suppression System reflects a commitment to safeguarding these treasures from the devastating effects of fire while preserving their integrity for future generations.
Phontain Holdings’ Commitment to Excellence
With years of experience and a reputation for delivering cutting-edge fire safety solutions, Phontain Holdings is proud to support the Kenya National Archives. Our expertise ensures the system’s seamless operation, providing peace of mind and unmatched protection.
For more information about fire suppression solutions tailored to your needs, contact Phontain Holdings today.