Fire protection for Data centers
Fire protection for data centers is faced with specific concerns and requirements derived from economic, environmental, and regulatory factors. The Marioff HI-FOG® water mist fire suppression system is approved to control, suppress, and cool fires in data centers. We have the expertise to design and manage complex and large data center projects. Together, we’ll find the best solution for fire suppression in your data center.
HI-FOG was the first high-pressure water mist system to receive the FM Approvals certificate for protecting data processing equipment rooms, halls and subfloors from fire according to FM Standard 5560.
Data centers choose water mist fire suppression
Your business continuity depends on reliability, and this allows no compromises in safety. The HI-FOG water mist fire suppression system safely controls and effectively suppresses fire by discharging a fine water mist at high velocity, creating significantly less water damage than other conventional sprinkler systems. We provide peace of mind to your operations.
The HI-FOG system protects hundreds of data centers around the world:
- Telecom operators
- Service providers
- Banks
- Other financial market operators
Our high-pressure water mist system is safe
The HI-FOG system activates fast. It can activate while the building is occupied, protecting people and ensuring business continuity simultaneously.
The system stays in standby mode most of the time, where it consumes minimal power. Environmental impact during system testing and release is near zero, because HI-FOG suppresses with pure water mist only. As there’s essentially zero risk of false discharge, your operation can run smoothly.
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One water mist system to protect all spaces
HI-FOG protects all spaces in the building with a single system. This makes installation, operation and maintenance simple while keeping operating expenses down.
If colocation spaces need to be altered after the installation, the HI-FOG water mist suppression system can be modified easily. This means your customers’ data will always be protected.
NorthC Datacenters
NorthC Datacenters is the largest regional data center business in the Netherlands and has chosen Marioff’s HI-FOG fire suppression systems on their sites, a project after another. Read the success story to find out why
The HI-FOG® fire suppression system is core to the multistage fire safety systems in IXcellerate data centers
IXcellerate is a leading operator of commercial data centers and one of the top three operators in Russia. Two of their sites are protected by HI-FOG. Both data centers are neutral, fully certified by IBM and the Uptime Institute, and are rated Level 3/Tier III reliability. Read the article to find out how HI-FOG brings peace of mind for the operator.
Comprehensive lifetime services
We’ll support you over the complete lifecycle of the HI-FOG fire suppression system, from initial design to lifelong maintenance. Dedicated Marioff teams are at your service around the world. Our subsidiaries and dedicated partner companies have strong local presence and deep knowledge of the conditions their customers operate in. We’ll help you maintain your HI-FOG system so that it performs as it was designed throughout its lifetime.
Pre-action fire suppression systems
HI-FOG water mist systems can be optimized to offer fire protection for a variety of locations with different system types. The pre-action systems provide peace of mind as they will not activate unless there actually is a fire. This minimizes the risk of any unnecessary water damage to valuable artifacts, at cultural heritage buildings as with data centers.
Familiarize yourself with the technology of pre-action fire suppression system
Fire protection for Office Buildings
The Marioff HI-FOG fire suppression system is well suited also for office space, where full coverage can be challenging, and the layout continues to evolve over the years
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