Clean Agent Fire Systems
Last Updated 12/2025
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What you'll learn
Recall what clean agent fire systems are and how they work
Identify the hazards of clean agents in fire systems
Recognize the importance of keeping clean agent fire systems enclosed for the recommended amount of time
Remember what to do if a clean agent fire system is about to or has already discharged
Description
Clean agent fire systems put out fires in areas where water, foam or residues could damage sensitive or important equipment, such as electronics. The gases that these systems use harm people who are overexposed to them. Take this course to learn more about clean agent fire systems, how they work, their hazards, and what to do when they are about to or have already discharged. This course is ideal for all employees, supervisors and managers who work where clean agent fire systems are present.
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Clean Agent Fire Systems
Clean Agent Fire Systems
Clean agent fire systems put out fires in areas where water, foam or residues could damage sensitive or important equipment, such as electronics. The gases that these systems use harm people who are overexposed to them. Take this course to learn more about clean agent fire systems, how they work, their hazards, and what to do when they are about to or have already discharged. This course is ideal for all employees, supervisors and managers who work where clean agent fire systems are present.