Impulse fire extinguishing technology has changed the world of fire fighting in only a very few years. The way it functions is actually very simple to explain: it discharges the extinguishing agent in a matter of milliseconds at a very high velocity right into the seat of the fire.
25 bars of air pressure in the pressure chamber provide the high discharge velocity; the extinguishing agent - usually plain water - is pressurized with 6 bars into the water chamber. The shot is triggered off by a high speed valve, which lays between the two chambers; the valve opens for only 201000 of a second.

Impulse fire extinguishing technology has changed the world of fire fighting in only a very few years. The way it functions is actually very simple to explain: it discharges the extinguishing agent in a matter of milliseconds at a very high velocity right into the seat of the fire.
25 bars of air pressure in the pressure chamber provide the high discharge velocity; the extinguishing agent - usually plain water - is pressurized with 6 bars into the water chamber. The shot is triggered off by a high speed valve, which lays between the two chambers; the valve opens for only 201000 of a second.