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Data Centers

In a data center, the cost of downtime is measured in millions of dollars per minute. The primary objective of fire safety is not just to extinguish a fire, but to detect it at the earliest possible stage—often before visible smoke or flames appear—to prevent any damage to sensitive IT equipment and ensure absolute business continuity.

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Ensuring Business Continuity Against Fire Threats

  • Incipient Fire Detection: Standard smoke detectors may be too slow to react. A fire must be detected at the "incipient" (pre-combustion) stage to prevent catastrophic damage from smoke, heat, and corrosive byproducts.
  • High Airflow Environments: The high-velocity airflow from cooling systems can dilute smoke, making it extremely difficult for traditional spot detectors to identify a fire source in time.
  • Suppression System Integration: Fire detection must be flawlessly integrated with specialized suppression systems, such as clean agent or inert gas, which must be activated reliably and without false discharge.
  • Orderly Shutdown Protocol: In a confirmed event, the system must trigger a coordinated shutdown of power (Emergency Power Off - EPO) and HVAC systems to prevent further damage and aid suppression efforts.

Very Early Warning and Intelligent Systems Integration

TNA provides an intelligent, multi-layered fire safety solution engineered for the zero-tolerance environment of a modern data center. Our system is built for speed, intelligence, and seamless integration with critical facility infrastructure.

System Deployment

  • High-Sensitivity Detection: Intelligent Smoke Detectors configured for VEWFD monitor cold/hot aisles and CRAC/CRAH airflow for the earliest particulate signs.
  • Cross-Zoned Verification: Clean-agent release occurs only when two detectors in the same zone alarm, avoiding accidental discharge.
  • Suppression & EPO Integration: The TX7004 Panel controls the full sequence—pre-discharge alerts, damper closure, HVAC/power shutdown, and agent release—via I/O and Relay Modules.
  • Centralized Monitoring: Real-time device status enables proactive maintenance and rapid threat response.
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Your Benefits

Maximized Uptime

Protect your business continuity with a system designed for the earliest possible detection of thermal events.

Prevention of Catastrophic Loss

Intervene long before a fire can damage irreplaceable data and expensive IT hardware.

False Discharge Prevention

Implement a highly reliable, cross-zoned system that eliminates the risk and cost of accidental suppression agent discharge.

Total System Integration

Achieve a fully automated and coordinated response that integrates detection, alarm, suppression, power, and HVAC for uncompromising protection.

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