Fire extinguishing device "Naius" *Documentation with case studies provided
Electricity-free sprinkler fire extinguishing device Naias
Operates during power outages and water supply interruptions! No need for a generator, reducing inspection costs. Widely adopted by hospitals and clinics.
"Naiasu" is a firefighting device that can supply water from the tank to fire hydrants and sprinkler systems using nitrogen gas pressure, even during power outages and water supply interruptions caused by disasters. It does not require a power pump for water supply, eliminating the need for electrical work. There is also no need to prepare a generator, which helps reduce maintenance costs for the equipment. Maintenance is easy, and constant pressurization prevents water stagnation. There is no noise from engine or motor sounds. 【Features】 ■ All models come standard with a battery ■ Water can be supplied through a hose from a faucet when needed, with no plumbing work required ■ Easy integration with existing equipment without water supply interruptions during construction ■ Stable water discharge volume and pressure, regardless of water supply pressure or interruptions ■ The nitrogen gas effect prevents water stagnation and suppresses bacterial growth *You can view a catalog that includes case studies from the "PDF Download." Please feel free to contact us with any inquiries.
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【Achievements】 - Numerous adoptions in welfare, rescue facilities, hospitals, commercial facilities, stations, accommodation facilities, and more. - 10 units installed at the Showa Station in Antarctica and 109 units at a major steel manufacturing plant. - Certified by the Japan Fire Equipment Safety Center / Multiple awards including the 4th Monozukuri Nippon Grand Award. 【Other Features】 - Simple structure that is less prone to failure. - Installation is as easy as placing it down. No emergency power installation required. - Subsidy-eligible product for the installation of sprinklers in hospitals, welfare facilities, etc. (which are not required to have sprinklers under current fire laws). This fire extinguishing device is a "certified product" by the Japan Fire Equipment Safety Center. It can also be installed within the jurisdiction of the Tokyo Fire Department. *For more details, please refer to the materials. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.
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- Achievements and applications of the non-electric sprinkler fire extinguishing device "Naias" Main achievements and applications: - Certified by the Japan Fire Equipment Safety Center. - Received the Excellence Award at the 13th New Business Awards. - Adopted at the Showa Station in Antarctica. - Over 100 units introduced to major steel manufacturers and factories. - Numerous installations in various nursing facilities, including group homes, hospitals, and clinics across the country. Main applications of this sprinkler fire extinguishing system: - Nursing facilities such as group homes - Emergency shelters - Cultural facilities In addition to the above, it demonstrates effectiveness in specialized chemical factories and other settings.
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Our company was established in 1989 with the mission of selling and maintaining pumps and blowers that protect the lifelines of daily life. However, we took the impact of the Great Hanshin Earthquake in 1995 seriously, where the majority of fire extinguishing devices failed to function due to power outages, leading to an escalation of damage. In response, we developed the Nias fire extinguishing device, which is designed to operate in any disaster situation. Taking this opportunity, we have actively expanded our business areas through mergers and acquisitions with various companies and technological partnerships with overseas firms, focusing on the theme of "people, water, and air." We will continue to enhance our corporate value to contribute to building a richer future. Capital: 294.75 million yen Number of employees (consolidated): 180