This is a CO2 fire suppression system design, installation, operation and maintenance manual, which is only for use by qualified and factory-trained personnel with working knowledge of applicable standards such as NFPA
This manual provides detailed instructions for designing, installing, operating, and maintaining Kidde’s engineered carbon dioxide (CO2) fire suppression systems. It is intended for qualified and factory-trained personnel familiar with NFPA standards and system safety protocols. Key safety procedures cover handling pressurized cylinders, proper installation and removal, and warning protocols for asphyxiation hazards.
The document includes component descriptions, system classifications (total flooding vs. local application), discharge characteristics, and actuation methods. Safety warnings and precautions are prominently featured throughout, emphasizing the dangers of improper handling and the necessity of training and compliance with regulations.
Qualified and factory-trained personnel with knowledge of applicable standards such as NFPA.
Cylinders must be shipped upright, secured, and never rolled, dragged, or slid. Use hand trucks or similar devices.