Fire Suppression and Extinguishers

Fire suppression systems work by smothering a fire. When coupled with early detection and alarms, the fire suppression system Arizona requires can increase escape time and decrease fire damage.

The most effective fire suppression is part of a building wide system including early fire detection and rapid fire alarms that trigger release of the right fire suppression material for that particular application. 

Suppression materials may be released automatically or manually.

Wet sprinklers, dry chemicals, foam, CO2. When it comes to fire suppression and extinguishers, you have a lot of choices. And Dynamic Safety & Fire Protection will design and install the right system for your property.  We handle fire suppression for building owners in Tucson, Phoenix, and throughout Arizona.

Looking for a special application? 

• Data storage rooms, network closets and computer rooms require suppression that puts out the fire without damaging the data
• Restaurant fire suppression systems extinguish grease fires and can be quickly cleaned up to get your kitchen back in business. 
• Industrial fire suppression to extinguish fires fueled by hazardous materials, gasoline or chemicals
• Airplanes and vehicles have their own fire suppression system requirements

• Carbon Dioxide fire suppression – an efficient and effective fire suppression system that works by removing oxygen from a fire. Often chosen to lower costs and reduce downtime, but rated only for some fire hazards.
• Wet Chemicals – Frequently used in kitchens or areas where grease fires might be an issue.
• Dry Chemicals - Found in high hazard systems designed to protect against chemical fire, liquid fuel fire or hazardous material fire. Dry chemicals work by melting into surfaces to smother the fire. They leave corrosive residues and can damage equipment.
• Foam or FFFP Foam – often used in hospitals
• Halotron – works by cooling and smothering flames, evaporates fast and is residue free. Halotron suppression does not conduct electricity, making it a good choice for applications around computers.

NFPA, local and state codes and insurance companies require regular fire suppression inspections and testing. Our certified inspectors will visually inspect your system to identify potential problems and document operating condition. We look at protection issues, system status, and any deficiencies that might put your property at risk.

Call or email to get a no obligation quote for fire suppression in Tucson, Phoenix, Vail and throughout Arizona. Whether you need fire suppression services for a specific area, a whole building, or across your entire campus, our experienced fire consultants are ready to serve you. Call now for a free fire suppression consultation and cost estimate.