Fire Suppression >> ECARO-25™ / HFC-227 ea >> Using ECARO as a Halon Replacement

	Find Your Nearest Fike Associate		Looking for the Easiest Drop-In Halon Replacement? You Don't Have to Eliminate your old Halon 1301 System ...Transform It! Fike, in cooperation with DuPont™ Fluoroproducts has developed the easiest and most cost effective replacement for existing Halon 1301 fire protection systems ... ECARO-25™. Halon 1301 has been utilized over several decades as the preferred clean agent in automatic fire suppression systems for the protection of critical business assets such as computer rooms, record storage areas, electrical equipment, and other applications. The production of Halon 1301 has ceased due to its effect on the environment. In fact, the need to replace Halon 1301 fire protection systems, has become a priority for the environment. The Fike ECARO-25™ Fire Suppression System, utilizing DuPont™ FE-25™, provides end-users with the easiest and most cost effective Halon alternative. Due to the physical properties of FE-25™ and the superior performance of Fike's fast-acting rupture disc valve assembly, ECARO-25™ can work with your existing Halon pipe network. Just replace the nozzles and containers to transform your Halon 1301 fire protection system with ECARO-25™ clean agent. Save the Planet Save Your People and Assets Save Your Existing Pipe Network Save Business Interruption Save Downtime Save Labor Save Space Save Money
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			Brochures (PDF format) Here you can read more information about ECARO-25™:   The easiest drop-in halon replacement   Press Release   Safe for Occupied Spaces
			Regulations, Policies and current strategies/investigations regarding Halon Replacement   EC Regulation EC 2037/2000   Montreal Protocol   Australian Halon Management from Environment Australia   Significant New Alternatives Policy (SNAP) Program       http://www.epa.gov/ozone/snap/lists/index.html or       http://www.epa.gov/ozone/title6/snap/snap.html or       http://www.epa.gov/ozone/snap/fire/halo.pdf   Status of Industry Efforts to replace Halon Fire Extinguishing Agents from Robert T. Wickham   HARC: Halon Alternative Research Corporation