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How to Choose a Fire Suppression System for Your Server Room, Data Center or NOC
sponsored by Peripheral Manufacturing. Inc.
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Posted:
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02 Jun 2008
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Published:
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01 Jan 2007
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PDF
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Length:
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5
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Type:
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White Paper
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Language:
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English
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ABSTRACT:
Looking to install a new fire suppression system? Replacing an old Halon system? Or, perhaps upgrading your old system? This can be a daunting task. Today, fire suppression systems come in a variety of chemical compounds, an array of both basic and sophisticated notification devices, and a variety of sizes.
Innovation is usually the result of changes in the way business is conducted. Reasons why new and innovative fire suppression systems are being developed include the following:
- Water sprinkler systems can cause catastrophic damage in a computer environment
- Older fire suppression systems may not be environmentally friendly
- Today's computer server environment is much more compact. A significant increase in storage capacity alone has allowed a significant decrease in the amount of space required to house computer equipment, telecommunications, and server equipment
- Older systems and subsequent technologies may be too expensive to purchase and install
The evolution of fire detection and suppression systems has been dramatic. There are fire suppression agents that are toxic when inhaled and those that are certified "green." You can choose from a clean agent gas, water or aerosol. Some systems require a floating floor and significant space to reside, while others mount on available wall space.
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Author
Ron Carboy
Founder
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Peripheral Manufacturing, Inc.
Ron Carboy founded Peripheral Manufacturing, Inc. 28 years ago after a successful carrier with Memorex Corporation. Ron was one of the original sales engineers marketing magnetic computer, video, and broadcast tape. Peripherals has evolved into an internet-based firm selling products used by the computer industry around the world. New product introductions include Aero-K, a potassium-based, environmentallyfriendly, fire suppression system for the computer, industrial, and automotive industry.
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