Explore cylindrical, box-type and ATEX generator categories for suitable enclosures, total-flooding applications and potentially explosive atmospheres.
FirePro’s current product portfolio groups condensed aerosol generators into cylindrical, box-type and ATEX families. Each family addresses a different range of enclosure sizes, installation conditions and hazardous-area requirements.
This Vintex page provides selection-oriented summaries. Product codes, compound mass, dimensions, discharge time, activation options and approvals can change; always confirm the current official FirePro technical documents before specifying or purchasing equipment.
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Compact generators that may be used individually in small confined enclosures or combined in engineered arrangements for suitable medium-sized spaces.
Higher-capacity box-format generators intended for suitable total-flooding applications, integrated with the required detection, monitoring and control equipment.
Specific generator configurations designed and tested for defined potentially explosive atmospheres under applicable ATEX requirements.
| Family | Typical scale | Primary design focus | Verification required |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cylindrical | Small confined enclosures to engineered medium spaces | Compact placement and activation method | Model, compound mass, discharge direction, clearances and quantity |
| Box type | Medium to large total-flooding spaces | Higher-capacity units integrated with detection and controls | Protected volume, distribution, mounting, activation and system calculation |
| ATEX | Hazardous areas within the product’s certified scope | Explosion-protected equipment suitability | Exact ATEX marking, zone, group, category, temperature and installation conditions |
Generator selection is a fire-protection design task, not a simple enclosure-volume lookup.
Identify fuels, equipment, ignition sources, ventilation and credible fire scenarios.
Confirm gross and net volume, obstructions, openings, leakage and adjacent voids.
Address warning, visibility, exposure, evacuation, isolation and post-discharge re-entry.
Coordinate detection, control panel, electrical or thermal activation and manual functions.
Verify mounting, discharge path, hot-zone clearances, access and protected equipment limits.
Match the model, application, fire class and installation with current certificates and authority requirements.
Use current FirePro documentation for final model data and certification.
No. They are presented for small enclosures and can be combined for suitable medium spaces, but each application requires an engineered design and current product documentation.
Box-type generators may be considered for suitable medium or large total-flooding spaces where their capacity, placement, discharge characteristics and integrated controls match the approved design.
No. The precise model marking, equipment group, category, gas or dust classification, temperature class, zone and installation conditions must all match the hazardous-area assessment.
Yes. Product ranges, dimensions, activation options, approvals and technical data may be revised. Follow the official links and obtain the current datasheet before selection.
Provide enclosure drawings, dimensions, equipment, fire hazard, ventilation, occupancy, required approvals, preferred activation method and project location through the Vintex contact page.
Send the enclosure, hazard, activation and approval requirements to Vintex.
Product-source notice: FirePro and associated product names are trademarks of their respective owner. Technical summaries on this page are based on the linked official FirePro product pages and are provided for preliminary orientation. They do not establish dealership status, product certification for a particular project, or a final system design.
