Victory 2.5 Gallon Water Mist Fire Extinguisher

The Victory 2.5 Gallon Water Mist Fire Extinguisher is a high-performance, specialty safety asset engineered for the most sensitive medical and technological environments on earth. In facilities like MRI suites, semiconductor clean rooms, and surgical centers, traditional fire extinguishers—whether dry chemical or standard water—pose a double threat: magnetic attraction and catastrophic contamination.

The Victory water mist fire extinguisher solves this by utilizing De-ionized (DI) Water and a specialized non-paramagnetic design that has been demonstrated safe in magnetic fields up to 7-Tesla. Rated 2-A:C, this unit provides the cooling power needed for ordinary combustibles (Class A) while its ultra-fine, de-ionized mist ensures it is safe for use on energized electrical equipment (Class C).

The Science of "Clean" Suppression: De-ionization

1. Dielectric Breakdown Prevention

Standard tap water contains minerals and ions that conduct electricity. Victory utilizes De-ionized Water, which has had these conductive impurities removed. When discharged through a specialized sonic nozzle, the water is broken into microscopic droplets (less than 100 microns). These dispersed droplets create a high-resistance path, preventing electrical current from traveling back up the stream.

2. 7-Tesla Non-Paramagnetic Engineering

In an MRI environment, the "Projectile Effect" is a lethal risk. Any ferromagnetic material brought near the magnet can become a high-velocity missile. The Victory unit is constructed with non-magnetic components, ensuring it remains inert even in the presence of powerful 7-Tesla imaging magnets.

3. Flash Cooling Micro-Physics

The ultra-fine mist provides a massive surface-area-to-volume ratio. This allows for near-instantaneous "Flash Cooling" of the flame zone by absorbing thermal energy and converting it to steam, while the remaining moisture provides the necessary "Soaking" to prevent Class A re-ignition.

Why the Victory Water Mist is the "Clinical Standard"

• Zero-Residue Logistics: In sterile environments, the cleanup cost of a dry chemical discharge often involves replacing multi-million dollar HVAC filters. The Victory Water Mist leaves no powder and no toxic byproducts.
• Respiratory and Visibility Safety: Unlike CO2, which can cause asphyxiation in small medical rooms, the Water Mist discharge remains breathable and clear. This allows staff to maintain visibility and safely evacuate patients during an event.
• Superior Class A Knockdown: While CO2 is often used in MRI rooms, it has zero rating for Class A fires. The Victory fire extinguisher water mist unit provides a full 2-A rating, ensuring complete extinguishment.

The Victory 2.5 Gallon Water Mist is the primary specified choice for "Zero-Tolerance" zones:

• MRI & Medical Imaging Suites: The only safe choice for high-field (up to 7-Tesla) environments where ferromagnetic units are strictly prohibited.
• Surgical Centers: Protecting patient care areas where non-toxic, residue-free suppression is required to maintain sterile conditions.
• Semiconductor Clean Rooms: Providing fire protection that meets strict particulate-count requirements and prevents chemical contamination.
• Data Centers: An excellent alternative to clean agents for protecting high-density server racks where cooling is as important as suppression.

Manufacturer	Victory Standard
Capacity	2.5 Gallons (9.46 Liters)
UL Rating	2-A:C
Agent Type	Deionized Water Mist
MRI Safety	Demonstrated Safe up to 7-Tesla
Construction	Polished Stainless Steel (Non-Magnetic)
Discharge Time	~70-80 Seconds

To maintain NFPA 10 compliance, the Victory Water Mist unit must follow a strict maintenance protocol:

• Monthly Visual Inspection: Verify the pressure gauge is in the "Green" zone and the misting nozzle is free of obstructions.
• Annual Service: A technician must conduct an external examination. Crucial Note: If the unit requires a top-off, only certified deionized water sources must be used to maintain the Class C rating.
• 5-Year Hydrostatic Test: NFPA 10 requires a hydrostatic test every five years to ensure the stainless steel cylinder remains structurally sound.

What is the PASS method in medical settings?
In healthcare, the PASS method refers to the standard fire safety method: Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep. Every staff member must be trained on this to ensure rapid response.

Is it safe to spray this directly on a live circuit board?
Yes. The C-rating confirms it is safe for energized electrical equipment. However, like any water-based agent, you should power down the equipment as soon as possible to prevent moisture-related damage after the fire is out.

What does 7-Tesla Safe mean?
A 7-Tesla magnet is an extremely powerful research-grade field. By being tested at 7-Tesla, the Victory unit ensures a massive safety margin for standard hospital imaging suites.