AMC Service & Maintenance Scope

Foamtech Antifire offers comprehensive Annual Maintenance Contracts (AMC) for Engineered / Pre- Engineered Novec 1230/FK5-1-12/HFC227ea Clean Agent Extinguishing system. All servicing, installation, and inspections are conducted by our trained and certified professionals in accordance with the system’s manual, unit nameplate instructions, and applicable safety codes.

General Guidelines

To ensure continuous and optimal operation of the Foamtech Extinguisher Units, a regular maintenance schedule is mandatory. This also helps maintain the validity of the product warranty.

Each unit is accompanied by a Service Log that must include:

Inspection intervals
Inspection procedures performed
Any maintenance done as a result of the inspection
Name of the inspector

Note: System shutdown is not required during maintenance. It is not possible to isolate the system’s power without also triggering an alarm or shutting down the enclosure power.

Maintenance Procedures

Quarterly Inspection

Performed by the Foamtech team to ensure:

Unit is in proper position
Tamper indicators are intact
Maintenance certificate/tag is in place and legible
No physical damage (cuts, discoloration, or dirt build-up)
Pressure gauge is within operable range
Protected equipment/hazard has not been changed or relocated
If a pressure-operated switch is installed:

Semi-Annual Inspection

This includes all quarterly checks plus:

Services Not Covered Under AMC

Post-Fire Recharge: If the system discharges due to an actual fire or tube rupture, the cost of refilling and reactivation is chargeable.
Panel Servicing Damage: The client must notify Foamtech whenever the electric panel is serviced. Any damage to the tube or system during this process is not covered under AMC.
High Temperature Exposure: Tubes exposed to continuous temperatures above 60°C may become brittle and fail—this is not covered under AMC.
Physical Damage: Any intentional or accidental damage to the tube is excluded from AMC coverage.