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Clean fire fighting agents

Clean fire fighting agents

Clean fire fighting agents

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IAW NFPA, what are some clean fire fighting agents?  I am aware of Halon 1301, 1211, and CO2...what else does NFPA endorse?

Joe G. Willett
Jacksonville, AR

RE: Clean fire fighting agents

Hidden behind your question must be the issue that halon is out, and CO2 may not be acceptable.

For clean agents, you may find FM-200 (HFC-227), Inergen, or Novec 1230 to be potential alternatives.

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