Fume hoods, also known as "fume cupboards" or "fume hoods," are common in industry, pharmaceutical research facilities, and educational institutions. In these locations, there may be multiple users, a variety of chemicals, and different processes, which greatly increases the risk of fire.
Due to the semi-enclosed nature of fume hoods, fires can be difficult to identify, which often means it is too late for the user to take action because the fire has already spread. Often, fume hoods are found in multiple close proximity, which means that a fire originating in a single unit can spread to other adjacent units. The results can be catastrophic, leading to lost research, increased costs, downtime, and endangerment of employees or students.
A fume hood fire suppression system is an automatic fire detection and extinguishing system that is considered the ideal way to protect chemical laboratories from fire explosions. However, fume hoods alone may not be enough. Many of the active chemicals in a laboratory may interact in a fume hood, creating a life-threatening hazard.
Advantages
Environmentally friendly and cost-effective, the system uses perfluorohexanone as a green fire extinguishing agent, offering both rapid fire suppression and economic efficiency；
It supports multiple control modes such as test mode, manual mode, and automatic mode to meet diverse operational requirements.
Precise spraying minimizes fire damage to equipment and the environment.
Automatic detection and alarm ensure prompt response for timely fire management.
The system is characterized by a simple structure and ease of maintenance and management.
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