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Types of Businesses that Can Benefit from a Dry Fire Suppression System

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If you’re in an office or other commercial building, look around and you are likely to see a sprinkler system of some sort. You might assume that in the case of a fire, water will spray down from the ceiling. But, did you know there are actually different types of sprinkler systems? The two most commonly used systems are the wet fire sprinkler and the dry fire sprinkler systems.

What is a dry fire suppression system? We are here to tell you! The experts at Hard Fire are here to provide information about what a dry fire suppression system can do for your Cleveland business as well as what kinds of businesses benefit from installing a dry fire suppression system.

For one, dry systems are deal for use in structures where temperatures will reach freezing. If and when temperatures drop below freezing, the pipes are not in danger of freezing as they are with their wet sprinkler system counterparts.

Fragile equipment and documents all need protection. And that includes insurance policies, business licenses, contracts, etc. Water-based fire suppression systems can damage computers, servers and critical documents. Certain types of businesses require chemical compounds or a dry fire suppression system to prevent damage from water. Business such as data centers, homes of high-tech electronic gadgetry, art galleries and more can all benefit from a dry fire suppression system. This fire suppression system is waterless and has additional benefits over a water-based system. The implementation of a dry fire suppression system allows for the protection of electronic equipment and documents, resulting in less time in recovery from fire.

Not sure if a dry fire suppression system is the best solution for your business? We can work with you to choose one that’s right for you and make sure your system system fits your particular working environment. We offer a variety of suppression system types; both wet and dry. The professionals at Hard Fire have plenty of experience with a variety of fire suppression systems, including Inert agent, C02, NOVEC 1230, FM200, water mist, foam, Halon 1301 and more.

Ready to protect your commercial facility or business against the threat of fire? Entrust us for all of your fire suppression needs. Give us a call today to learn more about a fire suppression system for your Cleveland business. Call Hard Fire at 1-800-848-1301 or 614-882-2990 or you can Contact Us.
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