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Posted on June 9, 2015
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Are clean agent suppression systems harmful to the environment?

Older clean agent fire suppression systems, including Halon, were extremely damaging to the environment. Today’s clean agents, including FM-200, are non-ozone depleting and perfectly safe for the environment.

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