Safe I.T. Environments has accomplished thef hearth suppression improve venture for the Isle of Wight (IoW) Council primary information centre and comms room at Nation Corridor in Newport. SITE was additionally awarded a 4 12 months upkeep contract for the brand new suppression system.
The venture for the council’s 221m3 information centre concerned the design, decommissioning of present hearth suppression and set up of the brand new system. Carried out over a two week interval within the dwell information centre, absolutely changed the gasoline suppression system together with management panels, cylinders and pipe work, smoke detection and audible alarms, VESDA early warning system and distant monitoring.
Minimising environmental affect
As a part of sustaining the IoW Council’s dedication to minimising its affect on the setting, the SITE design used the FK-5-1-12 clear agent answer, which is saved as a liquid underneath stress, and when launched vaporises into the info centre quelling a hearth and crucially leaves no residue. This answer is classed as having a zero ozone depletion and a world warming potential of lower than one.
David Watts, Principal Officer Company Property Upkeep and Venture Lead, stated: “SITE secured the chance following a aggressive tender course of through which they demonstrated finest worth for the Council and conveyed confidence they might ship probably the most applicable design and set up in our dwell information centre setting and they didn’t disappoint, finishing the venture on programme.”
Chris Wellfair, Tasks Director at Safe I.T. Environments, added: “Fireplace suppression techniques can usually be ignored as a crucial improve space within the information centre. However when they should do their job, you need certainty they may quickly extinguish a hearth and alert workers. Like all areas of information centre operations common upkeep, testing and planning for the tip of lifetime of techniques is necessary.”