HI-FOG Marine Spray Head vs SEM-SAFE High-Pressure Water Mist System for Engine Room Total Flooding

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The Marioff HI-FOG Marine Spray Head and Danfoss Semco SEM-SAFE High-Pressure Water Mist System for Engine Room Total Flooding are both fire suppression systems products certified to DNV and LR. Key difference: Operating Pressure — HI-FOG Marine Spray Head is 80 - 140 bar vs SEM-SAFE High-Pressure Water Mist System for Engine Room Total Flooding at 100 bar.

HI-FOG Marine Spray Head
SEM-SAFE High-Pressure Water Mist System for Engine Room Total Flooding

Specification comparison

Specification HI-FOG Marine Spray Head SEM-SAFE High-Pressure Water Mist System for Engine Room Total Flooding
Operating Pressure 80 - 140 bar 100 bar
Material Stainless steel with strainer AISI 316 stainless steel piping
Activation System-activated via fire detection (no thermal element)
Orifice Type Open orifices
Agent Type High-pressure water mist (pure fresh water)
Nozzle Type Open deluge nozzle
Droplet Size 10 - 50 micron
System Configuration Dry pipe with manual activation (total flooding)
Activation Method Manual from valve operation panel (VOP) or bridge mimic panel
Safe for Personnel Yes (pure water, non-toxic)
Safe for Electrical Equipment Yes (IP 23 or better)

Certification comparison

Certification HI-FOG Marine Spray Head SEM-SAFE High-Pressure Water Mist System for Engine Room Total Flooding
BV — Not listed ✓
CCS — Not listed ✓
DNV ✓ ✓
LR ✓ ✓
MED — Not listed ✓
NK — Not listed ✓
SOLAS ✓ ✓
USCG — Not listed ✓

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HI-FOG Marine Spray Head
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