
Orbis Fire Suppression
Fire Suppression for Critical Infrastructure
Pre-engineered fire suppression systems, engineered clean-agent systems and packaged fire pump solutions for electrical, industrial and digital infrastructure.
- Core technology
- DLP & ILP pre-engineered systems
- Supply
- U.S. and international projects
Fire Suppression Solutions
Fire Suppression Systems
Three system families, specified by the scale of the hazard: a single enclosure, a protected room, or a facility's water-based fire protection, with clean-agent, CO₂ and dry powder options.
Assembled by Orbis01Equipment level
Pre-Engineered Fire Suppression Systems
Self-contained systems that detect and suppress fire inside the protected enclosure, with no external power required.

02Room level
Engineered Fire Suppression Systems
Clean-agent total flooding with FK-5-1-12 or HFC-227ea, engineered to the protected volume.

03Facility level
Fire Pump Systems
Electric and diesel fire pump packages with controllers and jockey pumps, with UL Listed / FM Approved equipment options by configuration.
Industries
Applications & Industries
Orbis systems protect the electrical, digital, energy and industrial equipment that operations depend on.All applications

Electrical Panels & Control Cabinets
Switchgear, MCCs, distribution boards and control enclosures

Data Centers
Server racks, UPS and power distribution

Battery Energy Storage
Battery cabinets and containerized systems

CNC & Industrial Machinery
Machine tool enclosures and production equipment

Wind Turbines
Nacelle and tower electrical equipment

Heavy Vehicles & Mobile Equipment
Engine compartments on mining and off-road equipment

Why Orbis
The Orbis Advantage
A U.S. fire suppression supplier focused on equipment-level protection, with engineered and water-based systems for complete project scope.
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Equipment-level specialization
Pre-engineered DLP and ILP systems are our principal product line, assembled by Orbis.
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Three protection technologies
Equipment-level, total flooding and fire pump systems from one supplier.
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Application and selection support
Our team reviews the hazard and identifies a suitable system type and configuration.
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Established manufacturing partners
Engineered systems and fire pump packages are configured per project and coordinated by Orbis.
- 05
Domestic and export supply
Fire pump configurations for 50/60 Hz and multiple voltages; international distributor network.
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One commercial contact
A single Orbis contact from request for quotation through order coordination and shipment.
Working with Orbis
Project Support
Orbis supports fire protection contractors, consulting engineers, OEMs and distributors with application review, fire suppression system selection, project quotations and supply coordination.
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Application review
Provide the equipment or protected space, its dimensions, fire hazard and available drawings. Our team reviews the application requirements.
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System selection
We identify suitable suppression system options and agent configurations, or review specified fire pump performance requirements.
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Quotation
Receive a project-specific quotation outlining the proposed equipment, scope and pricing.
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Order coordination
One Orbis contact coordinates the approved order, technical documentation and shipment.
We work with
- OEMs & panel builders
- Fire protection contractors
- EPC contractors
- Consulting engineers
- Distributors
- Facility operators
Knowledge
Technical Resources & Documentation
Technical guides, product literature and application insights for fire protection engineers, OEMs and contractors evaluating suppression systems.
Fire Suppression Guide
Design and application guidance for enclosure fire protection
- DLP vs. ILP Fire Suppression
- Detection Tubing Design
- Cabinet Fire Dynamics
- Clean-Agent Fire Suppression
Documentation
BECOME A DISTRIBUTOR
Partner With Orbis
Join our international distributor network and bring Orbis fire protection solutions to your market.
Photography credits
Application and background photographs depict representative industrial environments, not verified Orbis installations. Product visuals are illustrative.
- Industrial plant at night (hero): Yudai_photography, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons (color adjusted)
- Motor control center room: Achim Hering, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons (cropped)
- Motor control center cabinet: Ami Abdul-rahman, CC0 1.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- Server racks: NOIRLab/NSF/AURA/T. Slovinský, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons (cropped)
- Battery energy storage installation: Sig. Chiocciola, CC0 1.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- CNC machining centers: Marcin Wichary, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons (cropped)
- Wind farm: U.S. Department of Energy, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
- Mining haul truck: Wilson Hui, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons (cropped)






