The odorizer is very useful in those facilities that are protected with a CO2 extinguishing agent and where people can be found occupying these facilities at the time of discharge in order to extinguish a fire.
CO2, by itself, is odorless, and although it is not dangerous in low concentrations for people and animals, it is considered risky when it is found in certain concentrations, as could be the case in the extinction in a small building.
The odorizer is a component that contains a liquid that makes CO2 able to be smelled when a battery is fired because a fire has been detected. It is connected to the discharge manifold and only drains its contents into the CO2 flow of the collector, thus helping people to identify that the extinguishing agent is being discharged at the location where they have been for immediate eviction.
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As a specialized company, we can provide customized solutions to meet individual needs and ensure the company is prepared to face any emergency situation.
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