Explore fire detection, VESDA, clean-agent suppression, cylinders, sprinklers, hydrants, pumps, extinguishers, passive fire protection and battery-room safety—built around critical data-center environments.
A data center needs more than individual products. Detection, alarm, shutdown logic, suppression, water systems and egress have to work as one controlled sequence.
VESDA, smoke, heat, flame, gas and battery off-gas sensing.
Addressable FACP, zones, double-knock / cross-zone logic.
Alarm, dampers, HVAC interface, doors, EPO and release logic.
Clean agent, inert gas, water mist, pre-action or local protection.
Incident reset, inspection, refill, logs and root-cause closure.
Sequence shown is conceptual. Final cause-and-effect logic must be engineered for the specific data center, occupancy, hazard, equipment and applicable project standards.
Filter by product family and scale. Open a product for practical selection notes, add what you need, then contact Intris directly through WhatsApp, email or the Contact Us page—no enquiry form.
VESDA / aspirating detection, addressable alarm, clean-agent or inert-gas suppression, pre-action sprinkler strategy, underfloor / ceiling detection and emergency power/HVAC interfaces.
Smoke/heat detection, hydrogen sensing for relevant battery rooms, lithium-ion off-gas / thermal-runaway monitoring where applicable, ventilation interlocks, local suppression strategy and emergency response provisions.
Addressable detection, clean-agent / local application options, panel-level aerosol where engineered, fire-rated penetrations, cable fire-stop, emergency isolation and portable extinguishers selected for the hazard.
Hydrants, hose reels, fire-water tanks, electric/diesel/jockey pumps, sprinkler networks, fire command systems, egress signage, emergency lighting, passive fire protection and inspection access.
Select the products you want to discuss, then connect directly with Intris through WhatsApp, email or the Contact Us page. No enquiry form is used. Technical review, bill-of-quantity development and supply / installation discussions are supported by Firecare Systems & Equipments.