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There are many different hazards in the marine industry requiring a variety of fire alarm systems and portable fire extinguishers.
Wormald has extensive experience in the design, supply, installation and commissioning of Marine Fixed Systems where both space and resources are very restricted.
Our range of products include:
- Gas Flooding Systems for engine rooms and cargo areas using
- Carbon Dioxide
- Inergen Gas and
- FM200 Gas
- Marine Fire Alarms Systems including:
- Marine approved control panels
- Heat detectors
- Smoke detectors
- Alarm and alerting devices
- AquaMist Water Mist Systems for the protection of accommodation spaces and public areas.
- Galley Fire Protection specialised kitchen hood systems, like the Ansul R-102 and Piranha Systems
- Firemans Suits
- Breathing Apparatus
- Axes
- Boots
- Gloves
- Helmets
- Fire Hoses and hosereels
- Portable fire extinguishers of various types
- Fire pumps and Hydrant Systems
- Foam Extinguishing Systems for the protection of hazardous areas eg; cargo holds, machinery and engine room spaces.
Wormald can offer a full system from design to commissioning to ensure that compliance with International regulations is achieved, including
- IMO-SOLAS
- Lloyds
- US Coast Guard
- ABS
- Australian Maritime Safety Association
- NZ MCA requirements
Wormald also has an extensive range of protection available for the protection of Luxury Yachts. Products include the following:
- CO2 Gas Flooding for engine room protection
- FM200 Gas Flooding for engine room protection
- Aquamist systems for the protection of accommodation areas
- Fire alarm and detection systems with marine approval
- Portable fire extinguishers
- Ansul R-102 systems for the protection of kitchen galley equipment
Wormald NZ Special Hazards Division have installed numerous extinguishing systems in the Super Yachts and Launches manufactured in NZ and have proven experience.
We as your Fire Protection specialist can make this process simple. Contact us today to have one of our trained staff come and see you by simply filling in either the Fire System Enquiries or General Enquiries forms.
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Fire System Enquiries