After Almere, one question keeps facility managers awake:
"What happens when it's our switchgear?"
Autonomous fire suppression inside electrical cabinets — detects, extinguishes, and disconnects the circuit in seconds. No room flooding. No agent damage to electronics. No manual intervention required.
A compact device — DIN rail or cabinet-mounted — that installs in under 2 hours without system downtime.
Get the compliance dossier + 15-min demo
Detection without suppression is a smoke alarm with no extinguisher.
You know it's burning
Your EPS panel detects smoke. The alarm sounds. By the time someone reaches the panel room, the arc fault has been active for 4–8 minutes.
The circuit stays live
Standard fire detection doesn't disconnect power. Live equipment + heat = accelerating failure. Water suppression isn't an option.
Your name is on the FRA
As the Responsible Person, your Fire Risk Assessment is open. Your insurer flagged electrical distribution. The audit finding is still outstanding.
Three things happen simultaneously. In seconds.
DETECT
Internal temperature sensor detects abnormal heat rise inside the cabinet
EXTINGUISH
Clean agent releases directly into the protected volume. No residue damage to PCBs or contactors.
DISCONNECT
The electrical circuit is isolated simultaneously. No manual intervention.
INSTALL
Retrofit-friendly. Mounts on DIN rail or cabinet wall. Typical installation: under 2 hours per unit. No system downtime required during mounting.
The first three happen in seconds — automatically, without any manual intervention. The fourth takes under two hours. Once.
| Without ASES | With ASES |
|---|---|
| Detection only — no suppression | Active suppression inside the cabinet |
| Manual disconnect required | Automatic circuit isolation |
| EPS alarm → crew response: 8–45 min | Suppression in seconds |
| Open FRA finding | Documented active mitigation |
| Insurer flags the risk | Insurer sees the fix |
Want 24/7 remote monitoring?
The FSS-IoT variant adds:
- →Continuous remote oversight with event history
- →Live temperature and humidity monitoring
- →All documentation and certificates in one mobile app
- →Regular remote inspections by certified OZO technician — no physical site visit required for routine checks
Available for both DATVS and MOBILE units. Ask about FSS-IoT in your compliance dossier request.
See it in action.
60 seconds. This is what happens inside the cabinet.
Built for electrical environments.
Not adapted — purpose-built.
ASES DATVS FSS
Compact DIN-rail unit
ASES MOBILE FSS
High-volume cabinet unit
Units are modular and can be interconnected for larger cabinets, MCCs, and rack installations.
Certifications your procurement team will ask for.
All of them.
The compliance dossier includes — delivered within 24 hours:
- ·CE Declaration of Conformity
- ·TÜV test certificate
- ·ISO 9001 / 14001 / 45001 certificates
- ·REACH / RoHS compliance statement
- ·F-Gas compliance statement
- ·Product datasheet (DATVS + MOBILE)
- ·Anonymised case study (manufacturing sector)
- ·Regulatory mapping: NL (NEN 1010/2535) · UK (BS 6266) · DE (VdS)
No registration required. No strings attached.
Trusted by teams who can't afford to get it wrong.
"The insurer flagged switchgear protection at our last renewal. We needed documented active mitigation — not another detection layer. ASES gave us exactly that."
Representative example based on documented customer outcomes. Reference available on request.
NEN 1010. NEN 2535. The Responsible Person. Your insurer's next renewal letter.
Across the EU, electrical distribution protection is moving from recommendation to requirement. NEN 1010 in the Netherlands, the Fire Safety Act 2021 in the UK, VdS guidelines in Germany — all point in the same direction: passive fire protection alone is no longer sufficient for critical electrical infrastructure.
ASES FSS systems are certified as active fire safety devices and fully compliant with harmonised EU directives: LVD 2014/35/EU, EMC 2014/30/EU, and EN 15004-5 (clean agent fire extinguishing systems). TÜV tested. CE marked. Valid across all EU member states.
Typical outcome after documented active mitigation: 5–15% reduction in electrical risk premium at insurer renewal, plus clean closure of open FRA findings on electrical distribution.
Common questions
Find out if your cabinet is covered.
Request the compliance dossier and a 15-minute technical overview with an ASES engineer. No sales pitch. If it's not a fit, we'll tell you.