Fire Destroyer
BALL

ABC Powder

Flexible protection for a wide range of situations.

The Fire Destroyer ball provides top-level protection for fire-risk locations in industrial facilities, hospitality, business, or tourism spaces, on agricultural properties, in households, and other environments.

Coverage

0.3-12 m3

Response time

3-5 seconds

Warranty

5 years

Alarm
Up to

120 dB

Fire classes

A, B, C, F

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AVAILABLE SIZES

4 sizes, one mission.

Choose the ball that matches your space. From compact electrical rooms to large industrial workshops.

TYPE 1

0.2kg

Diameter:

186 mm

Weight:

0.2 kg

TYPE 2

1.3kg

Diameter:

150 mm

Weight:

1.3 kg

TYPE 3

2.8kg

Diameter:

80 mm

Weight:

2.8 kg

TYPE 4

6kg

Diameter:

236 mm

Weight:

6 kg

HOW THE BALL WORKS

Flame In. Fire Out. In Seconds.

Mount near the risk

Hang the ball from the ceiling or mount on a bracket, positioned 20–50 cm above the potential fire source.

Flame reaches the fuse

When a fire breaks out, the flame contacts the ball's thermal fuse, triggering the activation mechanism instantly.

Fire gets suppressed

A non-toxic extinguishing agent, aerosol or dry powder, disperses rapidly through the enclosed space, suppressing the fire across classes A, B, C, and F before significant damage occurs.

Alarm goes off

Built for the toughest situations

No sensors, no wiring, no batteries, no power supply. The ball is a completely self-contained unit that activates on its own when flame makes contact. Works 24/7, even in unmanned facilities.

Watch the ball in action

See how Fire Destroyer Ball is easily positioned and activated to stop fire quickly and effectively.

INSTALLATION

Two ways to mount. Both take minutes.

Bracket mountBest for:
ceiling joists
overhead beams
pipes
fixed structures

Chain / Cord HangBest for:
open ceiling spaces
warehouses
barns
areas without fixed mounting points

Common causes of fires

in indoor spaces that can be protected by the ball:

• Old and worn fuses.
• Improper electrical connections.
• Overloading of the electrical system.
• Poor-quality materials.
• Overheating.
• Contamination.
• Mechanical damage.
• Damage caused by rodents.