COMMERCIAL FIRE · SUPPRESSION – DESIGN & INSTALL · KITCHEN HOOD SUPPRESSION INSTALL

Kitchen suppression systems built for the fire your hood is most likely to see

We know a grease fire can shut down your kitchen, and your revenue, in the time it takes to call 911.

Acom designs and installs UL 300-compliant wet chemical suppression systems engineered for your specific hood, appliances, and cooking line.

NFPA 96 · UL 300 Compliant · Serving Georgia Since 1973

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Protect. Manage. Respond.

The system over your line was designed for the kitchen somebody else planned.

Hood suppression is designed around one appliance layout. Kitchens rearrange. The nozzles do not.

Installed
What is above the line
A system sized for the original appliance plan.
Aimed
What that leaves out
Nozzles positioned over the equipment you cook on now.

Nozzles protect the spot they point at. Move a fryer three feet and it is protected by nothing.

What actually goes wrong

A fryer swaps places with a griddle. A char broiler replaces a range. A piece of equipment gets added on the end of the line. The hood stays exactly where it was.

Nothing about the system looks wrong. The coverage simply is not over the appliance anymore.

One question worth asking

Has your cook line changed at all since the suppression system went in?

If any appliance has moved, been swapped, or been added, the nozzle layout above it needs recalculating. That is a design change, not a service call.

You are running a kitchen, not tracking nozzle coordinates. That part is ours.

We design the nozzle layout around your actual appliances, measured on site.
We install, then test the detection line and the fuel shutoff before we sign it off.
We do the semi-annual inspections ourselves, so the layout gets rechecked as your line changes.
50 years in Georgia · Top 1% of alarm companies nationwide · Certified fire technicians
From
A kitchen with a suppression system above it.
To
A kitchen where the coverage is over the equipment you actually use.
Our Plan

Your system, start to finish

The same three steps Acom runs on every system we protect, written for what actually happens on a hood suppression installation.

Evaluate

We measure the line as it stands today.

Appliance types and positions, hood dimensions, duct runs, and fuel sources. The design comes off the measurements, not the old drawing.

Install

We install and test the whole chain.

Nozzles, detection line, manual pull, and the fuel shutoff, installed by our own technicians and tested end to end.

Monitor & Support

We inspect twice a year and catch the changes.

Documentation your fire marshal and your health inspector will both accept, and a recheck of coverage whenever the line moves.

SOLUTION EDUCATION

Coverage engineered for your exact cooking line

Every hood, appliance lineup, and kitchen layout calls for a different suppression design.

Wet Chemical Systems

UL 300-compliant suppression for modern high-efficiency fryers and grills.

Appliance-Specific Nozzle Design

Coverage engineered to your exact fryers, griddles, and range, not a generic layout.

Automatic Fuel & Gas Shutoff

Suppression trips the gas and electric shutoff automatically, cutting the fuel source instantly.

Manual Pull Station Backup

A manual activation point staff can trigger if they spot a fire before the system does.

Hood & Duct Coordination

Suppression coverage coordinated with your hood and duct system for full compliance.

Multi-Line Kitchen Design

Layouts for kitchens with multiple cooking lines, islands, or shared hood systems.

HOW ACOM BUILDS

Engineered to your line, built to pass inspection

A suppression system is only as good as its fit to your cooking line. We measure your actual appliances and airflow, then design nozzle placement and chemical coverage around them, not a boilerplate kit.

1

Kitchen walk & appliance inventory

We document every fryer, griddle, range, and hood section to map the exact hazard the system needs to cover.

2

Nozzle & coverage design

Nozzle placement and chemical coverage engineered to NFPA 96 and UL 300 for your specific appliance lineup.

3

Permitting & AHJ coordination

We prepare and submit drawings to your fire marshal and coordinate with health department requirements.

4

Installation & shutoff integration

Certified technicians install the system and integrate automatic gas and electric shutoff with your equipment.

5

Discharge testing & acceptance

Every system is function-tested before we call it complete, confirming nozzles, shutoff, and manual pull station all perform together.

6

Ongoing inspection & recharge

Once it’s live, our Inspection & Maintenance team keeps it certified with the semi-annual service NFPA 96 requires.

NFPA 96
UL 300 Compliant
State Licensed
Automatic Fuel Shutoff Certified

From a single food-truck-style line to full-service multi-line commercial kitchens.

FAQS

Questions restaurant and kitchen owners ask us

NFPA 96 requires semi-annual inspection and service for wet chemical suppression systems, typically every six months. We can set that up as part of your ongoing Inspection & Maintenance plan.
Yes. We prepare the documentation both the fire marshal and, where relevant, the health department expect to see, and we coordinate scheduling so approvals do not stall your opening or renovation.
Yes. Multi-line kitchens with shared or separate hoods are common, and we design nozzle coverage and shutoff integration to match your actual equipment layout, not a single generic zone.
The system discharges wet chemical agent over the hazard area and automatically trips the gas and electric shutoff to your cooking equipment, cutting the fuel source the instant it activates.
Yes. Code requires a manual pull station as a backup so staff can trigger suppression manually if they spot a fire before the automatic system detects it.
Most single-kitchen installs take one to three weeks depending on hood configuration and permitting, and we can often coordinate the work around your build-out schedule.

A grease fire does not wait for your next inspection

Get a free assessment of your kitchen suppression coverage from Georgia’s only integrated fire, security, and network provider.

ONE ACOM

One partner for security, fire, and network

Most providers handle one piece. Acom designs and supports all three, so the systems that protect your business actually work together.

Security

Protect people and property with integrated systems.

Fire

Stay safe and compliant with full life-safety coverage.

Network

Keep operations running with secure IT infrastructure.

Fewer vendors. One accountable partner.

When your security, fire, and network systems come from one team, there is no finger-pointing and no gaps between providers. You get unified support, systems that integrate cleanly, and one number to call when it matters, backed by the same responsive team for the life of every system.