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Re: [datacenter] Seal the room for clean agent fire suppression
% We are preparing to install a clean agent fire suppression system. In
% sealing the room, to of the four walls have sheetrock to the upper deck but
% two do not. The cost to sheetrock is around $12,000. As an alternative, it
% was suggested by our Facilities director that we bid sealed tiles. That bid
% came in just under $5000.
%
% After speaking with our vendor, they are strongly encouraging us to avoid
% using sealed ceiling tiles. They cite several cases where they could not
% maintain pressure without having the contractor come back on site to repair
% leaks.
%
% Has anyone used this alternative method and if so, is there a particular
% product we should be considering?
%
% Thanks in advance
% David
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in my limited experience, sealing the room is worth the
effort/expense. sealing a dropped ceiling is kind of like
sealing a raised floor. Do it as asecondary containment
perimiter.
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--bill
Opinions expressed may not even be mine by the time you read them, and
certainly don't reflect those of any other entity (legal or otherwise).
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