We protect enclosed areas such as control and switch cabinets, as well as electrical systems in underfloor areas and locomotives with risk-appropriate gas extinguishing systems. We typically use natural extinguishing gases such as nitrogen. By introducing nitrogen into the protected area, we reduce the oxygen concentration and thus prevent the fire from starting and spreading. We do it completely residue-free and non-destructive.

In conjunction with the earliest possible fire detection, the use of gas extinguishing technology enables the rapid, reliable and residue-free extinguishing of an incipient fire. The extinguishing agent does not pose a risk to electrical systems. As modular systems, gas extinguishing systems are designed according to the size of the areas to be protected.

Aerosol systems are ideal for use in technical containers and power packs. When triggered, these extinguishing systems release fine aerosols that can safely extinguish a fire in the enclosed area. Aerosol systems are used where gas extinguishing systems with cylinders in the container are too expensive.