Fire protection systems require regular inspection and testing to ensure that they work in the event of an emergency, and one of the essentials is a hydrostatic test, also known as a cylinder stretch test.
How often should fire suppression cylinders Hydrostatic pressure testing be carried out?
Fire suppression cylinders must be Hydrostatically pressure tested every 10 years.
To help ensure your fire suppression system remains compliant with the latest regulations and to reduce system downtime we offer a full Hydrostatic Test Service (H-Testing) for FM-200®, SAPPHIRE® 3M™ Novec™ 1230 Fire Protection Fluid, CO2 and INERT gas cylinders such are Argonite & Inergen that have been in service for 10 years.
Our same day service cylinder service exchange means system downtime will be kept to a minimum.
Our Hydrostatic testing service provides, where possible, a Service Exchange of identical cylinders to maintain protection and reduce downtime of your fire protection system.
Our teams of engineers will swap out the cylinders and reinstate your system the same day.
The exchange container assemblies will go through the following maintenance and inspection process-
- Complete refurbishment (or replacement) of cylinder containers
- Refurbishment (or replacement) of valves
- Relabelling and repainting
- Controlled decanting or discharge of agent / recycling
- Supply of fully certificated agent and cylinders
- Complete refurbishment (or replacement) of containers
- Refurbishment (or replacement) of valves
- Seamless service with minimal downtime
The fire suppression cylinders we supply are –
- Argonite 150 / 200 / 300 Bar
- Inergen 200 / 300 Bar
- Proinert 200 / 300 Bar
- IG-55 200 / 300 Bar
- IG-541 200 / 300 Bar
- FM-200 25 / 42 / 70 Bar
- HFC227
- Novec 1230
- Nitrogen
- IG-100
- Argon
- IG-01
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