Wet fire main water supply pipe installed in a building for fire-fighting purposes and permanently charged with water from a pressurized supply, and fitted with landing valves at specified points. Where fire mains are installed and there are no floors higher than 50 m above fire service access level, wet or dry fire mains may be installed.

Fire hose reel systems consist of pumps, pipes, water supply and hose reels located strategically in a building, ensuring proper coverage of water to combat a fire. The system is manually operated and activated by opening a valve enabling the water to flow into the hose that is typically 30 meters away.

These systems are used for fire protection of technologies and objects where it is possible to use water as the extinguishing agent. They are intended mainly for extinguishing, cooling down, preventing the radiant heat from spreading, cooling down surfaces of buildings, steel structures and technological equipment.

The fire hydrant system is the backbone of the firefighting systems in a building or premises. The system is a water distribution system consisting of water tank, suction piping, fire pumps and a distributed piping system. The distributed piping system establishes connectivity throughout the building or premises through fire hydrants, hoses and nozzles.

Automatic fire sprinkler systems also known as a wet pipe system are widely regarded as the most effective method of controlling fires caused by a broad range of hazards. With experience, Stallion offers end-to-end fire sprinkler systems to protect your people, business and assets.

Fire detection systems are designed to discover fires early in their development when me will still be available for the safe evacuation of occupants. Property loss can be reduced and downtime for the operation minimized through early detection because control efforts are started while the fire is still small.

Carbon dioxide suppresses fire without leaving behind any residues after discharge thus avoiding damage to sensitive equipment. With no agent clean up, there is less downtime after an incident. When properly designed, the carbon dioxide system will suppress fire in Class A, B, and C hazards by displacing the air containing oxygen that supports combustion.

FM-200 has established itself as one of the most popular clean fire suppression agents. This is due to its ability to quickly knock down Class A, B and C fires with no risk of thermal shock damage to delicate equipment. FM-200 is electrically non-conductive and non-corrosive; it leaves no residue.

Commonly protect any areas that involve the storage, processing or transportation of flammable liquids and include Bladder Tanks and Fixed Foam Skids. The principle of a Foam Proportioning Systems is to produce Low, Medium or High Expansion Foam to smother or blanket an area of combustion or potential risk.

Wet chemical suppression system
is used to protect modern
commercial kitchen from potential
threats like open flame, red hot
cooking surface and heavily
grease laden environment which in
turn leads to oil and grease fires.

For round the clock protection, for
unmanned areas. Doesn’t require
cumbersome piping, easy to install,
and available in Dry powder and
Clean Agent Variants. Modular Fire
Extinguishers are fitted with an
automatic sprinkler valve, that can
be calibrated to discharge at an
ambient temperature of 57°C.
68°C, 79°C, and 93°C. They dont
depend on an external source of
energy and can be oprated
electrically or machanically for
their operation.

Super Fire Ball is the easiest and
fastest fire extinguisher to interfere
the local fires.
This fabolous devise is
non-pressurised container made
with polystrene. It contains Dry
Chemical Powder that has been
developed from Boron Mineral and
micronised specifically for Super
Fire Ball.
This Activation Mechanism works
with the fuse detection (which
allows the ball to function within 1-5
seconds).