Our fire fighting agent is produced on site from ambient air; there is no need for transportation refilling or exchange of gas containers once prevention system is installed; prevention source hypoxic air is unlimited. In simple terms, it is impossible to create fire (ignition) while using oxygen-reduced hypoxic air. For a long time water has been the primary tool used to control structural fires. Water's crude method is to remove heat thereby reducing the flammability of fuel. However, with today's increasing property value and sophistication of equipment, facilities require not only higher level of fire-protection, but also prevention of water related damage, which Resources now offers. Fire suppression with all the current methods of detection and extinguishing rely on one simple fact, a fire must have already started. No matter how good the fire protection is some damage will occur. The ultimate form of fire protection is to prevent ignition in the first place. Currently water sprinklers are the only system believed to provide reliable fire protection in enclosed facilities. However, sprinklers cannot prevent major and catastrophic fires. Furthermore, in the case of smaller fires, the inevitably damage to valuables is unavoidable.

Fire prevention and control has long dealt with the familiar fire triangle consisting of heat, fuel and oxygen. All three of which are required to initiate and support combustion. It is also well established that nitrogen, constituting 79% of atmosphere air, can significantly influence combustion. Nitrogen molecules at common flame temperatures do not return the absorbed thermal radiation. Rather it is continuously removed from the combustion zone by the convection process. Because of this an increase of nitrogen concentration in the air causes a mass-proportional increase in the total loss of emitted thermal energy which inhibits combustion. Increasing the nitrogen content in the gaseous mixture affects its molecular kinetic properties reducing the availability of oxygen molecules for combustion. Our system works similar to air conditioning.

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