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Direct Release Fire Suppression

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Direct Release System

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This technology utilises the Reacton® tubing to automatically detect the fire and actuate the system. The tubing is installed in and around the fire risk areas within the protected area, the tubing is pressurised and in communication with the system contents. When a fire occurs, the tubing will burst at the point of highest heat. As the contents of the systems are directly in communication with the detection tube, immediate discharge of the extinguishing agent is started at the point of detection.

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Our Direct systems works in the following way:

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  1. The radiant heat of fire bursts the pressurised detection tube.

  2. Clean Agent is then delivered through the point of detection extinguishing the fire.

  3. Additional devices such as pressure switches are activated to alert building management fire alarms and ultimately alert people that a fire has been detected.


Reacton systems are designed to meet the most robust and demanding certification standards around the world. Our automatic fire suppression systems are independent of a power source which ensures detection and suppression in any condition.

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Our systems are all manufactured and designed under our BSI ISO9001:2015 quality policy and are CE & DOT Compliant. 

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How

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Fire Suppression System Works

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Fire Suppression System Application

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Are you looking for help solving your facility's fire protection system, fire fighting system, and fire safety issues? Installation, Service & Maintenance, Upgrading & Repair? Connecting with an experienced Fire Protection Consultant at PSB Fire Engineers can help. At PSB Fire Engineers, we understand that your unique building needs unique fire protection systems. Our team is equipped to ensure you receive the fire protection you need to keep your facility and people safe from harm.

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