1. FGUP “Federal center for dual-use technologies “Soyuz"
FGUP “FCDT “SOYUZ” DEVELOPMENT FOR FIRE PREVENTION AND FIRE FIGHTING

2. FGUP “Federal center for dual-use technologies “Soyuz"
Compact
aerosol fire extinguishing
generators MAG

3. FGUP “Federal center for dual-use technologies “Soyuz"
1. Purpose and field of application
Compact aerosol fire extinguishing generators are intended for suppression of classes А2, В, С and Е fires (electric equipment with an operating tension up to V) in conditionally hermetic compartments, cabinets with electric and electronic equipment, apparatuses with small protected volume – from 30 to 60 l.
2. Advantages
Compact aerosol fire extinguishing generators have the following advantages:
stand-alone source of electric power supply;
constant readiness for operation;
do not create high temperatures and aggressive medium in the protected volume;
simple, reliable, easily combined with standard systems of fire alarm and automatic fire extinguishment;
safe for electrical and electronic equipment;
do not harm the equipment and personnel at triggering;
keep operating in the temperature range from -50°С to +50°С.
3. Design and the way of activation
Compact aerosol fire extinguishing generators consist of aerosol generating agent, placed in a metal housing, and a fuse.
The way of activation - from a fuse, located at the places of the most possible fire occurrence, igniting from the open flame or at increasing of the temperature above 170°С at the protected volume.
The device is activated and aerosol composition fills the protected volume, suppressing the seat of fire.
4. Main specifications
Protected volume – from 30 to 60 l.
Operation period is 5 years from the date of manufacture, warranty period of storage and operation is 2 years.
Compact GOA MAG
(the volume under protection 30 l)
Compact GOA MAG
(the volume under protection 45 l)
Compact GOA MAG
(the volume under protection 60 l)

4. FGUP “Federal center for dual-use technologies “Soyuz"
FGUP “FCDT “SOYUZ” DEVELOPMENT FOR FIRE PREVENTION AND FIRE FIGHTING