Kitchen Suppression Systems in Atlanta, GA

Keep the kitchen in your Atlanta, GA, business safe with a fire suppression system from Cliff’s Fire Extinguisher Company. Contact us for an inspection!

Cliff’s Fire Extinguisher Company uses your specific hazard to develop custom fire suppression systems for offices, restaurants, and other buildings in Atlanta, GA, and the surrounding areas. We are proud to help local businesses stay up to code and maintain the safety of their customers and employees.

Why Are Kitchens So Dangerous?

The kitchen poses several fire hazards, some visible and some hidden.

• Kitchens often contain grease, oil, and other flammable materials.
• Burners and heating elements can provide a spark or fire source for flames.
• Gas ovens create the risk of explosions and fires from gas leaks.
• Heat and food can attract animals, which in turn can damage wiring.

Kitchen Fire Suppression Solutions

We have four decades of experience with kitchen suppression systems. When you work with Cliff’s Fire Extinguisher Company, an Atlanta fire protection services company, we’ll go through your kitchen carefully and identify risks and solutions as we develop a comprehensive fire protection strategy.

Exhaust Fan

In the event of a fire, an exhaust fan can draw heat and toxic fumes out of the kitchen and convey them outside of the building. This can prevent the heat of the fire from causing it to spread further and increase visibility and air quality. You, your staff, and customers can escape more easily.

Range Hood

A range hood is an important part of the fire suppression system. It diverts fumes and toxic gases toward the exhaust system. It can also contain nozzles for the fire suppression system and house carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide detectors.

Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detectors

The first line of defense against a kitchen fire is detecting fires. The smoke detectors can trigger auditory and visual warnings to customers and employees when a fire occurs. They can also release fire suppressants automatically to protect your kitchen when you are not there.

Carbon monoxide detectors can detect toxic flue gases as well as the byproducts of combustion from a kitchen fire.

Fire Suppression Agents

Business owners have a range of options for fire suppression systems, including water, foams, and clean agents. When you have a fire suppression system installed, discuss the type and size of the fire suppression system that you want for your kitchen and your building.

Signage and Lights

A fire suppression system should include warning signage about:

• the location of class K fire extinguisher. 
• evacuation routes and instructions. 
• fire exits and escape routes.
• phone numbers to call in an emergency.

Call Cliff’s Fire Extinguisher Company Today

Contact us today to inspect, install, and maintain your commercial kitchen. We’ll provide a free estimate and work with you one-on-one to find the fire suppression solution that works best for you and your business. Keep your employees, customers, and business safe in the event of a fire.