what are FM 200 systems? why it is useful for electrical
systems ?
Answer Posted / raj kumar
FM 200 is fire suppression system,its basically Gas, which is used in Critical Area like control room,Data center, clean room, etc.
many company provide this solutions for the same.
but it live after flooding 22 years in the Emvirement.
this gas reduce Oxygen 12.5% from 21%.
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