Traditional fire extinguishers can be difficult to use in the event of a real emergency, so the Haven Automatic Heat-Activated Fire Extinguisher has been developed as a better alternative to keep homeowners safe.
Installing into ceilings in mere minutes, the fire extinguisher works by detecting for heat and smoke to automatically disperse a dry, nontoxic fire suppression chemical agent that could stop a fire from spreading. This could buy precocious moments to escape a home or eliminate flames without causing any damage to your home like traditional water-based fire suppression systems do.
The Haven Automatic Heat-Activated Fire Extinguisher doesn't require power to be installed and can even be placed in unheated buildings like exterior sheds or seasonal establishments to keep them safer when uninhabited.
Automated Fire Suppression Systems
The Haven Heat-Activated Fire Extinguisher is Simple to Install
Trend Themes
1. Automated Fire Suppression Systems - Automated fire suppression systems that detect heat and smoke and disperse chemical agents offer a safer alternative to traditional fire extinguishers.
2. Heat-activated Fire Extinguishers - Heat-activated fire extinguishers that automatically disperse a dry, nontoxic fire suppression chemical agent offer a simple and effective solution to home fire safety.
3. Non-damaging Fire Suppression Systems - Non-damaging fire suppression systems that don't rely on water-based solutions provide a way to extinguish fires without causing damage to homes or establishments.
Industry Implications
1. Home Safety - The home safety industry can explore opportunities to develop and market more advanced and automatic fire suppression systems for residential use.
2. Building and Construction - The building and construction industry can consider integrating heat-activated fire extinguishers into the design of buildings to enhance fire safety measures.
3. Hospitality - The hospitality industry, especially seasonal establishments, can benefit from using non-damaging fire suppression systems to protect their premises when unattended.