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Typical Ansul R-102 Tank Schematic Mechanical Automan

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A typical Ansul R-102 mechanical Automan fire suppression system is housed within a stainless steel cabinet by Gaylord. The assembly incorporates multiple three-gallon wet chemical tanks numbered one through five alongside nitrogen cartridges designated as LT-30-R and LT-A-101-30 installed by the fire protection contractor. Wet chemical lines, detection lines, and nitrogen actuation lines run from the tanks up to the ventilator. Additionally, one-half inch electrical metallic tubing conduit connects to a remote pull station and a mechanical gas valve as applicable.

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