Industrial & Special Hazard Protection
Industrial Fire Suppression Systems
Specialized fire protection for high-value and high-risk industrial environments. Paint booth suppression, clean agent systems, and industrial dry chemical protection across Southern California.
- CSLB #976500
- State Fire Marshal #E2390
- UL-Listed Equipment
- NFPA 33 · 17 · 2001
What we protect
Special Hazard Fire Protection Solutions
Industrial environments require specialized suppression systems designed for specific hazards. We engineer solutions that protect your assets without causing secondary damage.
Paint Booth Fire Suppression
NFPA 33 compliant automatic suppression systems for auto body shops, manufacturing facilities, and industrial spray operations.
- Dry chemical systems
- CO2 suppression
- Automatic detection
- Manual pull stations
Server Room & Clean Agent Systems
FM-200 and Novec 1230 clean agent fire suppression for data centers, server rooms, and sensitive electronic equipment.
- FM-200 (HFC-227ea)
- Novec 1230 (FK-5-1-12)
- No water damage
- Safe for occupied spaces
Industrial Dry Chemical Systems
Heavy-duty fire suppression for manufacturing, warehousing, and industrial applications with high fire risk.
- ABC dry chemical
- Purple K systems
- Total flooding
- Local application
How it works
Engineered for Your Hazard, Not Off the Shelf
Every special hazard system starts with the risk in front of it. Here is how a system gets specified, installed, and kept certified.
Hazard Analysis
We survey the space to identify fire risks, fuel loads, and the protection the code actually requires, before anything is quoted.
Engineered Design & Installation
Agent selection, nozzle placement, enclosure requirements, and interlocks that shut down equipment, ventilation, and fuel on activation.
Inspection, Testing & Recharge
Semi-annual inspections and tagging keep you compliant with insurance and city codes; after a discharge we refill and reset fast.
Why SOS
Why Facilities Managers Choose SOS Fire Services
UL-Listed Equipment
Every system we install meets Underwriters Laboratories standards for its hazard class.
Code & OSHA Compliance
Designed to NFPA 33, 17, and 2001, and to the workplace safety rules your facility is audited against.
Documentation That Satisfies Insurers
Inspection reports and certification under State Fire Marshal #E2390, filed the way carriers and fire marshals ask for them.
24/7 Emergency Response
A discharge stops production. Our technicians recharge and reset around the clock across Southern California.
Good to know
Industrial Fire Suppression FAQs
Which fire code applies to my industrial system?
It depends on the hazard. Spray booths and coating operations fall under NFPA 33, industrial dry chemical systems under NFPA 17, and clean agent systems protecting electronics under NFPA 2001. We identify the governing standard during the hazard analysis and engineer the system to it.
How often does an industrial suppression system need to be inspected?
Semi-annual inspection and tagging is the requirement your insurer and the local fire authority will hold you to. We schedule the cycle for you and file the documentation after each visit.
Will a clean agent system damage my servers?
No. FM-200® and Novec 1230™ are waterless agents that suppress a fire without residue and are safe for occupied spaces, which is why they replace sprinklers in server rooms and data centers.
Can you recharge our system after it discharges?
Yes. We refill the agent, reset the detection and interlocks, verify the system operates correctly, and re-certify it so you can get back to work. Emergency service runs 24/7.
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Protect Your Facility
Spray booths, server rooms, and dry chemical systems. Engineered, installed, and inspected to NFPA.
- Engineered to your hazard
- Insurance documentation included
- State Fire Marshal licensed technicians