UNILIGHT GREEN SFFF-3
IFP UNILIGHT GREEN SFFF-3 is a specially formulated Fluorine Free non-toxic foam liquid concentrate, free from any fluoro-chemical and fluoropolymers.
The highly stable foaming nature of IFP UNILIGHT GREEN SFFF-3 allows the foam to spread across the burning liquid and get control over the fire. It is a highly stable foam when apply with conventional equipment and effective on hydrocarbon fires.
IFP UNILIGHT GREEN SFFF-3 is used at 3% proportioning system for application on hydrocarbon liquid fires. It does not contain any fluoro-chemical surfactant and therefore completely free from PFOS, PFOA and its derivatives and therefore complies with Directives (EU) 2017/1000 on PFOA and 2019/1021 (EU POPs directive).
It is readily biodegradable and therefore most environment friendly foam.
Properties
- Appearance – Viscous liquid
- pH – 7.0 – 8.0
- Specific Gravity – 1.02 to 1.05 gm/ml
- Viscosity – 1500 ± 500 cps
- Freezing point – less than (-)5°C
Standards
- ISO 7203-1
- EN 1568-3
- NFPA 11
Approval
- UL 162 (Underwriters Laboratories)
- ICAO Level B
Proportioning
IFP UNILIGHT GREEN SFFF-3 can easily be proportioned using conventional equipments:
- Fixed and Portable In-line Inductors
- Balanced Pressure and variable flow proportioning systems
- Bladder tanks
- Around the pump inductor
- Self inducting branchpipes and nozzles
Discharge Devices
- Foam chambers
- Air aspirating foam nozzles
- Air-aspirating and non-air-aspirating sprinkler heads and spray nozzles
- Foam Monitor
- Self inducting branchpipes and nozzles
Applications
IFP UNILIGHT GREEN SFFF-3 is intended for use on Class B hydrocarbon fuels such as gasoline, kerosene, diesel etc. at a proportioning rate of 3% with both freshwater and saltwater. It is not recommended for use on fuels having water solubility like alcohols, ketones etc., but
suitable to protect less hygroscopic liquids and hydrocarbons containing alcohol, like gasohols.
IFP UNILIGHT GREEN SFFF-3 is suitable for use in special appliances like Crash Tenders/ RIV where rapid extinguishment with limited quantity of foam is required. It can also be used in hydrocarbon storage tanks, process areas, warehouses, tanker loading areas and other local risks involving a spilled fuel fire. It can also be used to combat fires in Class A materials like wood, paper, tires etc. It can also be used in combination with dry chemical agents to provide even better fire suppression performance.
