Fire Suppression Systems
Lebanon

SPS installs FM200 (HFC-227ea) clean agent systems, CO₂ total flooding systems, addressable fire detection panels, conventional detection, wet and dry pipe sprinkler systems, and kitchen hood suppression systems. Our engineers recommend the appropriate technology based on your occupancy type, risk profile, and regulatory requirements.

Lebanese civil defense regulations and international NFPA standards require fire suppression systems to be inspected and tested at least once per year. SPS recommends bi-annual maintenance visits for high-risk occupancies such as hospitals and data centers to ensure full system readiness at all times.

Yes. FM200 (HFC-227ea) is a clean, gaseous agent that suppresses fire without leaving residue. It is safe for occupied spaces at design concentrations and does not damage sensitive electronics — making it the preferred choice for server rooms, telecom switching centers, control rooms, and archives.

Yes. SPS engineers conduct a full site survey and hydraulic calculation to design a suppression system that fits the existing building architecture. We coordinate all civil works, piping, and control panel integration as part of a complete turnkey retrofit package — including support through Civil Defense approval.

In Lebanon, the Civil Defense and municipal authorities require fire detection and suppression provisions for most commercial, industrial, and multi-storey buildings as a condition of operating permits and insurance cover. The exact requirement depends on your building type and fire risk. SPS designs every system to satisfy Civil Defense inspection and helps you prepare the documentation needed for approval.

Cost depends on the protected area, the level of fire risk, the suppression agent (FM200, CO₂, or sprinkler), and the detection and panel specification. Because every building is different, we provide a free site survey and a fully itemised quotation — so you see exactly what you're paying for, with no hidden extras.

FM200 is a clean agent that's safe for occupied spaces and sensitive electronics — ideal for server rooms, offices, and archives. CO₂ is highly effective but displaces oxygen, so it's used in normally unoccupied areas such as generator rooms, electrical switchgear, and industrial machinery. We assess your space and occupancy to recommend the right agent — never over-specifying to inflate the price.