Safety Information
Engineered Reliability
Safety & Operational Standards
Iron Fog is built to professional security standards. This guide covers safe operation, environment suitability, and technical documentation.
Operational Safety
Visibility Reduction
The primary effect is near-zero visibility. If triggered while you are present, stop moving immediately. Do not attempt to run or use stairs until visibility returns.
Clearing the Room
Fog dissipates naturally. To accelerate clearing, open windows and doors to create a draft. Running HVAC fans will also help cycle the air.
Intentional Trigger
Iron Fog does not self-activate. It requires a specific signal (Panic Button, Alarm Relay, or App). Always ensure your trigger method is secure from children.
Health & Environment
Iron Fog uses a solid pyrotechnic fog formula (mainly sucrose, magnesium hydroxide and kaolin, per the manufacturer's SDS). It is not classified as hazardous to health under GHS, but like any dense fog it can irritate eyes, skin and airways.
Is it safe for pets?
Respiratory Sensitivities
Electronics & Property
Our dry fog is designed to minimize residue in offices, retail stores and homes with standard electronics. Small amounts of fine residue can settle in some environments, so test your placement and ventilate after deployment.
Standard Electronics
Follow the cubic-meter sizing guidelines to reduce the risk of residue on computers, TVs and appliances.
Placement Warning
Do not aim the nozzle directly at a device from close range (< 1 meter). Allow space for the fog to expand.
Certifications & Documentation
Transparency is our policy. Download the manufacturer's compliance and safety documents below.
Need an Insurance Packet?
If you require a full compliance packet for your insurance provider or fire marshal, contact our support team and we will provide the necessary commercial documentation.