Inergen 300 Bar I-Flow Technology

Inergen Clean Agent Fire Suppression Systems

INERGEN® 300 Bar Fire Suppression System with iFLOW™ Technology

The INERGEN® 300 Bar Fire Suppression System equipped with iFLOW™ Technology is a cutting-edge fire protection solution designed for high-risk and mission-critical environments. Using a patented inert gas blend (52% nitrogen, 40% argon, and 8% carbon dioxide), this clean agent system suppresses fires without causing damage to sensitive equipment or endangering human life. INERGEN® leaves no residue, is non-conductive, and completely safe for use in occupied spaces.

The 300 bar cylinder system, enhanced with iFLOW™ technology, ensures reduced pressure peaks, simplified pipe design, and faster installation. This makes it ideal for complex or large-area applications where efficiency, safety, and environmental responsibility are priorities.

Key Features

  • Uses naturally occurring gases: nitrogen, argon, and carbon dioxide

  • Safe for occupied areas – allows continued breathing during discharge

  • Zero ozone depletion potential (ODP = 0)

  • No fogging, no residue, no water damage

  • Electrically non-conductive – safe for electronic equipment

  • iFLOW™ technology provides optimal flow and pressure control

  • 300 bar cylinders reduce storage space requirements

  • Reliable and proven extinguishing performance

  • Complies with NFPA 2001 and ISO 14520 standards

  • Cylinder Pressure: 300 bar

  • Gas Composition: 52% N₂, 40% Ar, 8% CO₂

  • System Technology: iFLOW™ with differential pressure valve

  • Discharge Time: ≤ 60 seconds

  • Design Concentration: 34%–50% (depending on volume and hazard)

  • Approvals: NFPA 2001, ISO 14520

  • Safety: Safe for occupied areas, no fogging

  • Storage Temp: -20°C to +50°C

  • Piping: Long pipe runs with smaller diameter possible

  • Environmental Impact: ODP = 0, GWP = 0

  • Data centers

  • Server rooms

  • Control rooms

  • Telecommunication hubs

  • Hospitals and cleanrooms

  • Military facilities

  • Museums and archives