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Water Mist System

Maximum suppression. Minimum water damage.

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System Overview

Water Mist System

A water mist system discharges extremely fine water droplets (under 1000 microns) at high or intermediate pressure — simultaneously absorbing heat from the flame, displacing oxygen around the fire, and cooling exposed surfaces. The result is highly effective fire suppression using up to 90% less water than conventional sprinklers, making it ideal where water damage is a critical concern.

Standards & Codes
NFPA 750 · IMO MSC.1/Circ.1431 · BIS Guidelines
What We Deliver

Key Features & Scope

  • High-pressure water mist for turbine halls, heritage buildings, and museums
  • Intermediate-pressure systems for engine rooms, hotel kitchens, and atria
  • Protection of occupied spaces including operating theatres and server rooms
  • Effective against Class A, B, and electrically energised fire hazards
  • Significantly reduced water consumption versus conventional sprinkler systems
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FAQ

Common Questions About Water Mist System

Straight answers to the questions we hear most from facility owners and consultants.

A Water Mist system discharges extremely fine water droplets (under 1000 microns) that simultaneously absorb heat, displace oxygen, and cool the flame zone — suppressing fire with far less water than conventional sprinklers. It is ideal for turbine halls, heritage buildings, hospitals, and data centres where minimal water damage is critical.