Automatic aerosol fire extinguishing device | 150g | 5-24VDC / 170°C activation | 1.5m³
Code: ES-SUS-QRR0.15GW/S-CFLCPrice 149.74 € VAT incl.( 123.75 € VAT excl. )Buy more, pay less10+ pcs. – 135.52 € for pcs. -9%Want another price? Suggest yours!Compact 150 g aerosol fire suppression module designed for local protection of electrical, automation, PLC, and other enclosed technical cabinets and enclosures up to 1.5 m³. The module can be activated automatically by a thermal activation line (~170 ±10 °C) or electrically by a 5–24 V DC, >350 mA signal. The cylindrical Ø76 × 139 mm module is mounted with brackets to the wall of a cabinet or electrical panel, so it does not occupy DIN rail space. Operating temperature: –50 °C to +90 °C.
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Aerosol Fire Extinguishing Module | 150g | 1.5m³ | 5–24V DC | Thermal and Electrical Activation Aerosol Fire Extinguishing Module | 150g | up to 1.5m³ | 5–24V DC | Thermal and Electrical Activation
Aerosol fire extinguishing module – a device designed for local fire protection in enclosed electrical, automation and other technical spaces up to 1.5m³. The cylindrical module is mounted with brackets to the wall of an electrical panel or technical cabinet and can be activated in two ways: automatically via a thermal activation line or electrically using a 5–24V DC activation circuit. The thermal line activates when directly exposed to flame or when its temperature reaches approximately 170±10°C. For electrical activation, the module is used together with a fire detector and controller, and the controller activation output must supply more than 350mA. The device contains 150g of aerosol-generating chemical agent, while the extinguishing density is 100g/m³.
Local fire protection for enclosed technical spaces up to 1.5m³The 150g version is intended for larger electrical and automation cabinets and other enclosed technical spaces. The module is mounted with brackets to the inner wall of the panel, so it does not occupy DIN rail space and can be installed separately from other modular components.
150gAmount of chemical agent1.5m³Protected volume5–24V DCElectrical activation voltage>350mAActivation currentOperating principle and main functions
Function Parameter Operating principle Automatic thermal activation 170±10°C When the thermal activation line is directly exposed to flame or its temperature reaches approximately 170±10°C, the module activates automatically and starts the extinguishing process. Electrical activation 5–24V DC, >350mA The module is used together with a fire detector and controller. When the detector detects a fire, the controller sends a 5–24V DC activation signal with a current greater than 350mA. Aerosol generation 150g When the device is activated, the chemical extinguishing agent generates aerosol, which is dispersed throughout the protected enclosed space. Extinguishing density 100g/m³ The amount of extinguishing agent is selected according to the volume of the protected enclosed space. Protected volume Up to 1.5m³ Designed for local fire protection of enclosed electrical, automation and other technical spaces. Installation Bracket-mounted to the panel wall The cylindrical module is mounted with brackets to the inner wall of an electrical panel, automation cabinet or other technical enclosure. How does automatic thermal activation work?
The thermal activation line operates independentlyThe thermal line is designed for automatic activation of the extinguishing module. When directly exposed to flame or when the temperature at the activation point reaches approximately 170±10°C, the module activates automatically. This activation method does not require a signal from an external fire detector or controller.
- The extinguishing module is fixed with brackets to the inner wall of the protected cabinet or panel.
- The thermal activation line is positioned within the protected area according to the manufacturer's installation requirements.
- Under normal conditions, the module remains passive.
- In the event of a fire, flame or high temperature affects the thermal activation line.
- When the line temperature reaches approximately 170±10°C or it is directly exposed to flame, the aerosol generator is activated automatically.
- The generated extinguishing aerosol is dispersed throughout the protected enclosed space and suppresses the combustion process.
How does 5–24V DC electrical activation work?
Operation together with a fire detector and controllerFor electrical activation, the extinguishing module is used together with a fire detector and controller. When the detector identifies signs of fire, the signal is transmitted to the controller, which activates the aerosol fire extinguishing module. The activation voltage may range from 5V to 24V DC, while the activation current must be greater than 350mA.
- The fire detector monitors the protected technical space.
- When signs of fire are detected, the detector sends a signal to the controller.
- The controller processes the signal and sends a 5–24V DC activation command to the extinguishing module.
- The controller output must provide an activation current greater than 350mA.
- The extinguishing module is activated and begins generating extinguishing aerosol.
- The aerosol is dispersed throughout the protected enclosed space and suppresses the combustion process.
Important: sufficient current is required for electrical activationFor electrical activation, 5–24V DC voltage alone is not sufficient. The activation circuit must be capable of supplying more than 350mA. Before connecting the module, it is essential to verify that the controller output meets both requirements.
Protected volume up to 1.5m³One 150g module is designed to protect a volume of up to 1.5m³ when the extinguishing density is 100g/m³. When selecting the device, the actual internal volume of the protected space, ventilation openings, leakage, component arrangement and other installation conditions must be evaluated.
Bracket-mounted to the panel wallThe module has a cylindrical housing with dimensions of Φ76x139mm. It is mounted with brackets to the inner wall of an electrical panel or technical cabinet. This installation method makes use of the cabinet's vertical surfaces and keeps the DIN rail space available for other electrical and automation equipment.
Fire classes and applications
Class Application A For fires involving solid combustible materials according to the declared application of the product. B For fires involving flammable liquids according to the product specification. C For gas fires according to the product application range. E Specified by the manufacturer as an application class for the protection of electrical equipment fires. Technical specification
Product type Aerosol fire extinguishing module Installation method Mounted with brackets to the wall of an electrical panel or technical cabinet Amount of extinguishing chemical agent 150g Protected volume Up to 1.5m³ Extinguishing density 100g/m³ Activation methods Automatic thermal and electrical Thermal activation principle When the thermal line is exposed to flame or the temperature reaches approximately 170±10°C Thermal activation temperature 170±10°C Electrical activation voltage 5–24V DC Electrical activation current >350mA Electrical activation principle Used together with a fire detector and controller; when the detector detects a fire, the controller sends a 5–24V DC activation signal with a current greater than 350mA Operating temperature -50°C ~ +90°C Ambient relative humidity ≤95% RH Dimensions Φ76x139mm Product weight 880g Application classes A, B, C, E Oxidising agents Sr(NO3)2, KNO3 Oxidising agent content 70% Service life 10 years Applicable standard EN 15276-1:2019 Certificates / conformity markings CE, TÜV, RoHS, ISO 9001, CMA, CNAS Application in electrical and automation cabinets
For larger enclosed technical spacesThe 150g aerosol module is designed for local fire protection in enclosed technical spaces up to 1.5m³. Its cylindrical construction and bracket mounting to the cabinet wall allow the module to be used in larger electrical distribution, automation, variable frequency drive and other technical cabinets, provided that their volume and construction comply with the product's conditions of use.
Advantages / benefits
- Protected volume up to 1.5m³ is suitable for larger enclosed electrical and automation cabinets.
- 150g of extinguishing agent and an extinguishing density of 100g/m³.
- Two activation methods – automatic thermal and electrical.
- Automatic thermal activation allows the module to activate when the thermal line is exposed to flame or reaches approximately 170±10°C.
- 5–24V DC electrical activation allows the module to be integrated into fire detection and control systems.
- Activation current >350mA defines the requirement for the controller activation output.
- Bracket mounting to the cabinet wall does not occupy DIN rail space.
- Cylindrical Φ76x139mm housing is designed for stationary installation inside a technical cabinet.
- Wide operating temperature range from -50°C to +90°C.
- Ambient relative humidity up to 95% RH allows use under various technical environmental conditions.
- 10-year service life is designed for long-term stationary protection.
Disadvantages / limitations
- Protected volume limit: one module is designed for an enclosed space of up to 1.5m³, therefore larger volumes require a separate engineering assessment.
- Additional equipment required for electrical activation: the module must be used together with a suitable fire detector and controller.
- Sufficient output current is required: 5–24V DC voltage alone is not sufficient – the controller activation output must be capable of supplying more than 350mA.
- Mechanical fastening is required: due to the 880g weight, the module must be securely mounted with suitable brackets to a structurally suitable panel wall.
- Single-use operating principle: after actual activation, the aerosol generator must be replaced with a new one.
- Importance of enclosure tightness: ventilation openings, leakage and intensive air exchange may affect the aerosol concentration in the protected space.
- Not a whole-room fire suppression system: the product is intended for local fire protection of an enclosed technical space.
What is it suitable for? (Applications)
- Electrical distribution cabinets
- Automation and PLC control cabinets
- Variable frequency drive and motor control cabinets
- Power supply and control equipment cabinets
- Communication and telecommunications equipment cabinets
- Systems with a fire detector and 5–24V DC control circuit
- Systems requiring automatic thermal activation
- Local fire protection of contactors, relays, circuit breakers and other electrical equipment
- Other enclosed technical spaces up to 1.5m³
What is it not suitable for?
- Spaces with a volume exceeding 1.5m³ without an additional engineering solution
- Open or heavily ventilated spaces
- Use as a manual portable fire extinguisher
- Electrical activation from a controller whose output cannot supply more than 350mA
- Electrical activation using a voltage higher than 24V DC
- Installation on a structure that cannot securely support the 880g module
- Automatic fire suppression of an entire room where a separately engineered fire suppression system is required
Practical example
The internal protected volume of a larger automation cabinet is approximately 1.25m³. The cabinet contains circuit breakers, contactors, variable frequency drives, power supplies and control electronics. The 150g aerosol fire extinguishing module is mounted with brackets to a suitable inner wall of the cabinet. The thermal activation line is positioned within the protected area, allowing the module to activate automatically if the line is directly exposed to flame or its temperature reaches approximately 170±10°C. In addition, the device can be connected to a fire detector and controller. For electrical activation, the controller must send a 5–24V DC signal and provide an activation current greater than 350mA.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
What volume is this module designed to protect?One 150g module is designed to protect an enclosed technical space of up to 1.5m³ when the extinguishing density is 100g/m³.
How is the module installed?The module is mounted with brackets to the inner wall of an electrical panel, automation cabinet or other suitable technical enclosure.
Is a DIN rail required?No. This model is mounted with brackets to the panel wall, so it does not occupy DIN rail space.
How many activation methods does this module have?The module can be activated automatically by the thermal activation line or electrically through a 5–24V DC activation circuit.
How does the thermal activation line work?When the thermal line is directly exposed to flame or its temperature reaches approximately 170±10°C, the extinguishing module activates automatically.
Is a detector required for thermal activation?No. The thermal activation line can activate the module independently in response to flame or high temperature.
How does electrical activation work?The module is used together with a fire detector and controller. When the detector detects a fire, the controller sends an electrical activation signal to the extinguishing module.
What is the electrical activation voltage?The electrical activation voltage may range from 5V to 24V DC.
What electrical activation current is required?The activation current must be greater than 350mA.
Is any 24V controller output sufficient?No. Both the output voltage and current capability must be checked. The controller output must be within the 5–24V DC range and capable of supplying more than 350mA.
How much extinguishing agent is inside the module?The module contains 150g of aerosol-generating chemical agent.
What are the dimensions and weight of the module?The module dimensions are Φ76x139mm and the product weight is 880g.
What is the operating temperature?The operating ambient temperature range is from -50°C to +90°C.
What is the maximum ambient relative humidity?The ambient relative humidity may be up to 95% RH.
What is the service life?The product service life is 10 years when the manufacturer's installation, storage and operating conditions are followed.
Can the module be reused after activation?No. The aerosol fire extinguishing generator is a single-use device and must be replaced with a new one after activation.
Important fire safety and installation noteThe aerosol fire extinguishing module must be selected and installed according to the manufacturer's technical documentation, the actual volume of the protected space, ventilation openings, leakage, equipment arrangement, fire risk and applicable fire safety requirements. For electrical activation, the controller activation circuit must be 5–24V DC and capable of supplying more than 350mA. The 880g module must be securely mounted with suitable brackets to a structurally suitable panel or cabinet wall. The thermal activation line must be positioned according to the manufacturer's installation instructions. The device must not be dismantled, mechanically damaged, heated or activated other than for its intended purpose. After activation, the product must be replaced with a new one.
150g aerosol fire extinguishing module – a Φ76x139mm cylindrical device mounted with brackets to the wall of an electrical panel or technical cabinet and designed for local fire protection of enclosed technical spaces up to 1.5m³. The module can activate automatically when the thermal activation line is exposed to flame or reaches approximately 170±10°C, and it can also be electrically activated using a 5–24V DC signal with a current greater than 350mA.
Illustrative image may have been created using AI. The appearance of the product may differ slightly from the image shown. Please refer to the technical specification.Circuit breakers, also known as protective breakers or circuit interrupters, are essential components of electrical protection systems. They automatically disconnect the electrical circuit when it becomes overloaded or when a short circuit occurs. They are used in electrical installations to protect equipment and people from electrical faults. Circuit breakers come in various types and have different characteristics depending on the installation location, circuit load, and other specifications.
Circuit Breaker Characteristics:
B, C, and D Characteristics:
B characteristic: Used in residential areas or low-load systems. They operate when the current exceeds the nominal current by 3 to 5 times.
C characteristic: Commonly used in both residential and commercial or industrial spaces. Their operating threshold is 5 to 10 times the nominal current, making them suitable for loads with high inrush currents (e.g., motors, lighting systems).
D characteristic: Used in industrial installations where loads have very high inrush currents (e.g., compressors, transformers). They operate when the current exceeds the nominal by 10 to 20 times.
Advantages (Pros) of Circuit Breakers:Safety: Circuit breakers ensure that the circuit is automatically disconnected in case of overload or short circuit, preventing wire burning, equipment damage, or even fires.
Reliability: They are highly reliable and can operate for long periods without maintenance, reacting automatically when electrical faults occur.
Ease of use: There is no need to replace the breaker after it trips. After an overload or short circuit, the circuit breaker can simply be reset to its operational position, avoiding the need to replace fuses.
Precision: Circuit breakers operate accurately according to the nominal current and circuit characteristics, ensuring minimal unnecessary power interruption.
Protection against short circuits and overloads: Breakers not only protect against short circuits but also against prolonged overloads, which can be harmful to electrical systems.
Versatility: There are various types of circuit breakers suitable for different systems, from small household installations to large industrial systems.
Easy reset: After a trip, the breaker can simply be reset without the need to replace it (unlike fuses that need to be replaced after a trip).
Disadvantages (Cons) of Circuit Breakers:High cost: Circuit breakers, especially those with more complex functions (e.g., adjustable protection limits), are more expensive than simple fuses.
Limited operating range: While breakers provide protection against overloads and short circuits, they cannot protect against all types of electrical faults, such as overvoltage. Additional protection devices are required for that.
Larger size: Circuit breakers are generally larger than fuses, meaning their installation may require more space in the distribution panel.
Limited protection against frequent overloads: If the electrical system experiences frequent overloads, circuit breakers may not fully protect equipment from long-term damage caused by continuous overload exposure.
More complex repair: Some complex circuit breakers may require more maintenance or repairs if they malfunction or trip incorrectly.
Applications of Circuit Breakers:Household Installations:
B characteristic breakers are most commonly used in residential installations to protect circuits from short circuits and overloads. They are suitable for lighting circuits, plugs, and other low-load devices.
C characteristic breakers are also used in homes but are better suited for areas with higher inrush currents, such as electric motors or heaters.
Commercial and Industrial Installations:C characteristic breakers are often used in commercial and industrial buildings. They are suitable for electrical equipment with medium inrush currents.
D characteristic breakers are used in industrial equipment where large inrush currents occur, such as for heavy motors, transformers, or high-power equipment protection.
Large Mechanisms and Industrial Equipment:D characteristic breakers are used where the inrush currents are very high. This includes electrical network distribution sections, industrial machinery, and transformers.
Protection of Electronics Equipment:Certain types of circuit breakers are used to protect electronic equipment, such as in server rooms or other sensitive systems where fast and precise protection is required.
Conclusion:
Circuit breakers are essential in modern electrical systems to ensure safe power supply and protection from faults. They have many advantages, such as reliability, safety, and easy resetting, but they also have some drawbacks, such as higher cost and larger size. Their selection depends on the intended use and required protection parameters.K – Trips when the current is 8-12 times higher than the nominal current, designed to protect circuits powering motors, capacitors, and transformers.
S – Trips when the current is 13-17 times higher than the nominal current, designed for the protection of control transformers.
Z – Trips when the current is 2-3 times higher than the nominal current, designed for the protection of computer equipment and other electronic components and devices.
This product is marked with the CE label, which confirms that it complies with all applicable European Union directives and regulations. CE marking is not just a formality – it is an important indicator of quality and safety, ensuring that the product has been properly assessed, tested, and can be safely used throughout the EU market.
CE certification means that the product has been evaluated according to the main criteria:
Safety requirements – ensures that the product does not pose a risk to the user or the environment
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) – the device does not interfere with other equipment and is resistant to external disturbances
Environmental standards – complies with current ecological and material usage requirements
Operational reliability – the product is suitable for long-term use according to its intended purposeCE marking allows this product to:
be legally supplied and used in all European Union countries
ensure a high level of quality and safety
be used in residential, commercial, and industrial environmentsThe CE mark is a declaration of the manufacturer’s responsibility, confirming that the product complies with all applicable standards and has been assessed according to EU legislation.
What does this mean for you as a buyer?
Safe use in everyday activities
Reliable performance and reduced risk of failure
Compliance with EU standards and requirements
Suitability for professional solutions
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