Since it was determined that Halon has ozone depleting properties, according to Montreal Protocol, new production of Halon was banned in 1994. However, Halon fire extinguishing systems installed before this date have not yet been prohibited. In fact, it is completely legal to still own...
Because of concern over ozone-damaging properties, the production of Halon ceased in 1994. The fire extinguishing agent has since been phased out in favor of eco-friendly systems, e.g. INERGEN and FM-200. However, if you operate an older data center, you may still have Halon fire...
Halon fire extinguishers are ideal for protection of expensive, sensitive, and delicate electrical equipment, computers, film and tapes, aircraft and automotive engines, laboratory equipment and chemicals. This fire extinguishing agent is also very effective to be used in home offices, garages, bedrooms, cars, and home...