Deluge systems use open sprinkler heads connected to a deluge valve. When a fire detection system triggers the valve, water is released simultaneously through all heads, providing immediate and widespread suppression.

Key features:

- Instant Water Release: Designed for high-volume fire control.

- Wide-Area Coverage: Protects large or high-hazard areas quickly.

- Integration with Detection Systems: Automatic activation for faster response.

Deluge systems are used in high-hazard environments where rapid fire spread poses a significant risk. Common applications include:

- Chemical Processing Plants

- Oil & Gas Facilities

- Aircraft Hangars

- Power Stations

- Fuel Storage Depots

- Industrial Machinery Areas

These systems use a large volume of water to quickly suppress and cool fires, making them ideal for areas where heat control is critical.

Designed for environments with flammable liquids, these systems combine water with foam to provide both fire suppression and vapour control.

Some high-hazard environments benefit from a combination of water, foam, or even chemical agents, tailored to address multiple fire risks simultaneously.

- Rapid Suppression: Quickly suppresses fires before they can spread.

- Wide Coverage: Protects large, open areas with a high concentration of hazards.

- Customised Design: Tailored to meet the fire risks of specific environments.

- Compliance: Meets BS EN, NFPA, and other safety standards for high-hazard fire protection.

Deluge systems require regular maintenance and performance testing to ensure they remain fully operational. Our services include:

- Valve Inspections: Ensuring deluge valves activate correctly.

- Sprinkler Head Testing: Checking for blockages or damage.

- Water Pressure Testing: Verifying system performance under fire conditions.