Force 50 SeaSerpent vs SEM-SAFE High-Pressure Water Mist System for Engine Room Total Flooding

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The Unifire Force 50 SeaSerpent and Danfoss Semco SEM-SAFE High-Pressure Water Mist System for Engine Room Total Flooding are both fire suppression systems products. Key difference: Operating Pressure — Force 50 SeaSerpent is 10 bar vs SEM-SAFE High-Pressure Water Mist System for Engine Room Total Flooding at 100 bar.

Force 50 SeaSerpent
SEM-SAFE High-Pressure Water Mist System for Engine Room Total Flooding

Specification comparison

Specification Force 50 SeaSerpent SEM-SAFE High-Pressure Water Mist System for Engine Room Total Flooding
Flow Rate 2000 lpm
Flow Rate (Imperial) 530 gpm
Operating Pressure 10 bar 100 bar
Pipe Diameter 50 mm
Horizontal Movement 360 degrees
Vertical Movement 180 degrees
Material Stainless Steel 316L (marine-grade, acid-proof) AISI 316 stainless steel piping
Motor Type 24V DC brushless (BLDC)
Hose Connections Up to 3 fire hoses
Mounting Portable mounting pipe and valve (quick install/remove)
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 Force 50 SeaSerpent SEM-SAFE High-Pressure Water Mist System for Engine Room Total Flooding
BV — Not listed ✓
CCS — Not listed ✓
DNV — Not listed ✓
LR — Not listed ✓
MED — Not listed ✓
NK — Not listed ✓
SOLAS — Not listed ✓
USCG — Not listed ✓

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