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Red G Distributors
36-38 APD Industrial Park, Elsecar Street, Kya Sand
Core business offering: Red G designs and supplies the full range of gaseous fire extinguishing systems, room integrity testing services, and SANAS-approved HP testing and refurbishment of gas cylinders. It distributes Tyco fire-suppression sprinklers and deluge systems, Potter signal equipment, and Ansul gaseous fire-suppression systems.
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| Sole Agency | This company has been granted exclusive distribution rights by this brand's owner |
| Shared Agency | This is one of several companies with official rights to distribute this brand |
| Sub Agency | This company purchases from an officially appointed local distributor |
| Manufacturer | This company manufactures this brand |
| Installer | This company is an approved installer or system integrator of this brand | |
Ansul Inergen
(Sole Agency) |
CO2
(Sole Agency) |
Fiwarec
(Sole Agency) |
Potter
(Shared Agency) |
Red G - DLP
(Sole Agency) |
Red G - FK-5-1-12
(Sole Agency) |
Red G - HFC227ea
(Sole Agency) |
Tyco
(Shared Agency) |
Tyco sprinklers and deluge systems
(Shared Agency) |
Section - Fire protection products & systems
-Extinguishing agents
- Clean
- CO2
- Dry chemical
- Halon alternatives
- Water based
-Extinguishing systems
- 2001 clean agent
- Automatic
- CO2
- Dry chemical
- Fixed
- Industrial
- Special-purpose
- Water mist system
- Water sprinklers
-Sprinkler, sprinkler monitoring systems
| News from Red G Distributors: |
Chemical gas extinguishing system
SMART Alarms & Fire Safety Handbook 2026, Fire & Safety, Products & Solutions, Red G Distributors
Red G Distributors manufactures its FK-5-1-12 chemical gas extinguishing system locally. This clean-agent fire suppression system protects high-value assets from fire and the effects of firefighting, allowing operations to resume quickly with no collateral damage. |
Red G advances with 2020 vision
Issue 9 2020, Fire & Safety, Products & Solutions, Red G Distributors
Red G has reached its 18th year of trading while maintaining focus as South Africa’s premier fire-suppression systems supplier. |
ASD 535 aspirating smoke detector
January 2016, Fire & Safety, Products & Solutions, Red G Distributors
Securiton’s SecuriRAS ASD 535 aspirating smoke detector is a sensor system that detects incipient fires.
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Fire suppression
June 2012, Products & Solutions, Red G Distributors
Upon discharge, Inergen instantly floods the room, remaining suspended to suppress fires quickly and effectively. |
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