Fire Suppression Systems, Built to Your Specification
We don't fit a standard kit and hope it works. Every suppression system Ignite Safety installs in Seychelles is engineered against your building's actual layout, hazard and contents — gas, CO2, kitchen or foam — then integrated with your fire alarm.
We Build to Your Specification, Not Off the Shelf
Standard suppression kits are designed for an average room. Yours probably isn't average. Before we specify a single component, our team surveys the actual space — its volume, contents, ventilation, and what you can't afford to damage in a discharge — and engineers a system around that. The result is a suppression system sized and agent-selected for your risk, not a generic one fitted to your space regardless of fit.
Suppression Systems We Engineer
Each system below is built to order — the agent, tank sizing, piping and nozzle layout are all specified for your space.
Gas Suppression Systems
Clean agent gas flooding for server rooms, switchgear rooms and archives — extinguishes fire without damaging sensitive equipment or documents.
CO2 Suppression Systems
High-pressure CO2 flooding engineered for engine rooms, generator enclosures and industrial plant with significant fire loading.
Kitchen Hood Suppression
Wet chemical systems built into extraction hoods and cooking lines for hotel, restaurant and commercial kitchens.
Foam Suppression Systems
Foam-based suppression for fuel storage, marine engine bays and flammable-liquid handling areas.
Alarm-Triggered Release
Suppression release panels wired to your Zeta or Asenware fire alarm system for automatic activation on confirmed detection.
Inspection & Recharge
Scheduled inspection, pressure testing and cylinder recharge to keep an existing suppression system compliant and ready.
How Alarm-Triggered Release Works
Detection and suppression are engineered as one system — here's the sequence from first detection to discharge.
From Risk Assessment to Handover
Five steps, every time — because a suppression system only works if it's specified correctly the first time.
Consultation
We walk your site and discuss what needs protecting and why.
Risk Assessment
Volume, hazard type and contents determine the right agent.
Custom Design
Tank sizing, piping and nozzle layout engineered for your space.
Build & Install
Fabrication and installation by our own engineering team.
Commission & Handover
Full testing, alarm integration and compliance documentation.
Suppression Systems We've Specified For
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What does a "custom-built" fire suppression system mean?
Rather than fitting a standard off-the-shelf kit, we assess your specific risk — the space, the contents, the hazard type — and engineer the suppression system's agent, coverage and controls around that specification.
What types of fire suppression systems does Ignite Safety build?
We engineer clean agent gas suppression, CO2 suppression, kitchen hood (wet chemical) suppression and foam suppression systems, selecting the agent and design that fits the space and the hazard.
Does a suppression system replace a fire alarm system?
No — suppression and detection work together. Our suppression systems are designed to integrate with Zeta or Asenware fire alarm panels so detection automatically triggers the suppression release.
How long does a custom suppression system take to build and install?
Timelines depend on the complexity of the space and the agent selected. A site consultation gives you a firm design and installation timeline before any work begins.
Request a Suppression System Consultation
Describe the space you need protected and our engineers will scope a system built to it.