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Funding more than $6B in customer projects worldwide, we partner with you to determine the best way to make your project happen.
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Funding more than $6B in customer projects worldwide, we partner with you to determine the best way to make your project happen.
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Learn more¾Ã¾ÃÊÓÆµ is uniquely positioned to offer insights, innovations and best practices to safeguard critical facilities with unique risks. Our experts have both a deep understanding of the needs of data centers, as well as comprehensive knowledge of how to achieve fire protection goals with fire suppression and detection technologies.
Representing the broadest fire protection offering in the industry, our team can be your strategic partner in weighing the pros and cons of the technologies available to protect data centers.
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Our fire portfolio includes options for water-based and gaseous suppression systems, as well as detection and portables, giving you comprehensive strategies backed by an understanding of the varied options.
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This 3-part series delves into fire protection strategies for data centers, addressing fire detection, control, suppression and extinguishing approaches, with industry best practices.
The sessions explore the risks associated with fire incidents, mitigation and intervention techniques, and tailored solutions to ensure operational safety and resilience. Key topics include fire detection, advanced suppression technologies, incident management, stakeholder considerations, and industry standards.
Fire remains one of the most persistent threats to data center continuity—and as these facilities grow in complexity, so must the strategies that protect them. Johnson Controls brings decades of experience, from legacy server rooms to today’s high-density, high-resilience environments. These insights explore how modern fire protection can meet the demands of uptime, speed, and scale.
Watch our previously recorded LinkedIn Live event, captured from the 2025 show floor at the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Expo.
Topics: Protecting Data Centers – an Interactive Discussion
This paper provides an overview of the most common available fire suppression technologies for the protection of data centers. It dives into comparing the relative merits and environmental influences to help select the right system for an application.
Explore this overview of the ¾Ã¾ÃÊÓÆµ portfolio of fire suppression systems ideal for data center protection.
Traditional preaction sprinkler systems and advanced water mist systems are two key fire suppression methods used in data centers. Sprinkler systems provide broad water coverage and are typically used as a last resort to control large fires. Preaction systems mitigate the risk of accidental water discharge on sensitive equipment. Water mist systems use fine water droplets to suppress fires effectively while minimizing water damage to sensitive electronics.
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Gaseous systems are sometimes used instead of sprinkler systems, to provide fire protection while removing the risk of water damage. Gaseous systems may also be used as a layer of defense, in addition to a sprinkler system. ¾Ã¾ÃÊÓÆµ offers both inert and halocarbon gaseous systems and can work with you to determine the ideal solution to fit your needs.

Clean agent fire extinguishers are designed for the protection of facilities containing sensitive equipment that could be damaged or destroyed by water, foam, dry chemical or carbon dioxide. Electronically nonconductive, leaving no residue, requiring no cleanup after discharge and rated for Class A, B, and C fires, CLEANGUARD+ extinguishers are ideal for data centers and data storage facilities.

Fast-acting, fully integrated fire detection systems, control panels and alarm systems from ¾Ã¾ÃÊÓÆµ help mitigate risk, enhance safety and manage costs. As part of a full fire protection solution, our team can advise on both the full suppression and detection strategy, as well as how those systems complement one another and work together.
