Firetrace fire suppression systems keep your business, people and equipment safe by automatically detecting and suppressing fires in high-risk equipment, like CNC machines, vehicles, heavy …

Instead, Firetrace systems use tubing that has been carefully developed to detect flames. The tubing is strategically routed throughout the enclosure to burst where hazards are likely to occur.

How does a Firetrace system suppress a fire? We explain how Firetrace pre-engineered systems automatically detect and suppress fires.

Firetrace systems work to detect and suppress fires as soon as they begin. The work they do, without any human intervention, can be the difference between the fire doing minimal, or extensive damage.

The direct release Firetrace tube system utilizes the FDT as a detection device and for suppressant delivery. Learn more about our solutions.

Firetrace manufactures reliable, cost-effective, automatic fire detection and suppression systems that can be installed in virtually any micro-environment, or small, enclosed space.

While CO₂ is effective on Class C (electrical) fires, Firetrace does not recommend it for use around electrical equipment due to the potential for adverse effects, such as condensation or the potential …

Firetrace offers engineered systems with either Chemours FM-200™ or FK-5-1-12 clean agents. Firetrace engineered systems with FK-5-1-12 are UL listed and FM approved.

Fire protection for electrical cabinets and server racks. Learn why Firetrace recommend a pneumatic system with clean agent gas for electrical equipment.

Our indirect release systems (ILP) use heat and flame sensitive Firetrace Detection Tubing as a fire detection and system activation device, not as the discharge tube.