A fault light on a suppression panel is not a someday problem — until it’s fixed, the room is unprotected. Gemini AMPM repairs gas suppression systems of every make and age: diagnosis, parts, recharge and recommissioning, backed by 24-hour named-engineer response. One visit to find it. One plan to fix it.
A suppression fault rarely announces itself clearly. A panel fault light might be a failing pressure switch, a damaged actuation line, a detection interface problem or a battery on its way out. Our engineers diagnose to root cause — testing circuits, switches, solenoids and actuators — before touching a part, because replacing what looked broken is how the same fault light returns a month later.
Physical damage gets the same treatment. Crushed or corroded pipework, sheared nozzles, damaged hoses, gauges and valves — common casualties of busy plant rooms and careless contractors — are repaired or replaced to the original design, then tested. We source parts across the major manufacturers and, as an approved Fike installer, draw on Fike support directly rather than through intermediaries.
A discharge — wanted or not — leaves you unprotected until the system is restored. We manage the whole recovery: cylinders recharged or replaced, agent sourced, pipework and nozzles inspected for discharge damage, panels reset and the activation cause investigated so it does not happen twice. Inert gas refills are usually straightforward; halocarbon recharges depend on agent supply, and we tell you the realistic lead time on day one.
Nothing goes back on watch untested. Every repair ends with recommissioning to BS EN 15004: actuation proven, interfaces verified, certification updated and your insurer’s paperwork completed. If a fault leaves your room exposed in the meantime, we say so plainly and agree interim measures with you. Faults do not keep office hours, so call us — 24-hour named-engineer response is standard.
Call us and an engineer responds within 24 hours — a named engineer, around the clock. We make the system safe, assess damage and start the recovery immediately. Inert gas refills can usually be arranged quickly; halocarbon agents such as Novec 1230 and FM-200 depend on current supply, and we quote a realistic lead time rather than an optimistic one. Where restoration will take time, we agree interim precautions with you upfront.
Yes. We repair gas suppression systems of every make and age, including agents and hardware that are no longer sold. Diagnosis comes first: a survey of the panel, actuation, cylinders and pipework establishes what actually failed and what it will cost to put right. As an approved Fike installer we access Fike parts and technical support directly, and we source components across the other major manufacturers too.
It depends entirely on the fault, so we tell you rather than let you assume. Some faults leave the system fully functional; others — a discharged bank, a dead releasing circuit — leave the room exposed. After diagnosis you get a plain statement of what is and is not working, and we agree interim measures with you and, where relevant, your insurer until the repair is complete.
A named engineer, not a call centre, comes back within 24 hours. Tell us the building and what you’re dealing with, and we’ll scope it properly.