Halotron I is a clean agent that leaves no residue and conducts no electricity. Buckeye makes this 11 lb stored-pressure unit with a discharge hose for data centers, server rooms, and mixed-hazard areas needing Class A coverage on top of flammable-liquid and electrical protection. Rated 1-A:10-B:C and manufactured in accordance with ANSI/UL 2129 and ANSI/UL 711.
Because Halotron discharges as a rapidly evaporating liquid and leaves nothing behind, it is the right choice anywhere ABC dry chemical would do collateral damage: server cabinets, telecom gear, lab instruments, and electronics. Dry chemical extinguishes the fire but leaves corrosive residue that keeps damaging boards and drives afterward.
Portable Halotron units complement fixed clean-agent systems governed by NFPA 2001, with NFPA 75 covering fire protection for IT equipment rooms; for placement and maintenance see NFPA 10. Steel cylinder with polyester epoxy powder coating and a rugged all-metal valve assembly. Made in Kings Mountain, NC. US Coast Guard approved for Type B:C Size I only when ordered with the Model 810 mounting bracket (P/N 700228), which ships separately. NFPA 75 also covers firestopping the cable and conduit penetrations through the room's fire-rated walls, the passive side of the standard; see our data center firestop compliance guide.
| Part Number | 71100 |
| UL Rating | 1-A:10-B:C |
| Agent Capacity | 11 lb (4.99 kg) |
| Shipping Weight | 21.25 lb (9.6 kg) |
| Discharge Time | 9 seconds |
| Height | 17.5 in (44.5 cm) |
| Width | 8.625 in (21.9 cm) |
| Cylinder Diameter | 7 in (17.8 cm) |
| Hose | Yes |
| USCG Approval | Type B:C Size I (with Model 810 bracket, P/N 700228) |
| Country of Origin | USA (Kings Mountain, NC) |
Estimators pricing a clean-agent spec line can check this unit against the named basis-of-design model directly. Halotron I is one agent, made by American Pacific and filled by several extinguisher manufacturers, so the comparison is UL rating, agent capacity, and construction. The manufacturer datasheet (PDF) has the full spec table for submittals. Our UL 2129 page explains the agent designations spec writers use, including why HCFC Blend B means Halotron I. For project quantities, request a bulk quote. We handle substitution paperwork, work from spec snippets when the full document is under NDA, and can stage deliveries to the job site.


