Software : Clean Agent 2001

Retrotec’s Clean Agent 2001 (CA2001) software for Windows performs the NFPA or ISO enclosure pass/fail test procedure.

The software allows the tester, the authority having jurisdiction, the end user or system designer to look at all of the enclosure parameters in advance to maximize fire protection at the lowest cost.

CA2001 Features

Hold Time Prediction

  • Agent concentration calculator
  • NFPA 2001 & 12A acceptance procedure
  • ISO 14520 Acceptance Procedure
  • Extended discharge to increase hold times to any desired length
  • Field Calibration Check tests equipment and operator in minutes

Clean Agent Wind Losses

Wind losses can decrease the retention time by up to 75% for exposed walls!

Wind losses must be added to NFPA or ISO losses to give the true total. This massive loss mechanism has been ignored until now, but must be addressed to properly evaluate retention times.

Venting

  • Predicts potentially damaging peak room overpressure at discharge
  • Measures installed capacity of vents

Free 30 Day Demonstration Version

Download the free 30 day demonstration version.

Software Licencing

Clean Agent 2001 is licenced on a per fan basis. You can install the software on as many computers as you’d like. The licence you purchase provides you with a calibration certificate specific to your fan. A separate licence is required for each fan which you will be using to conduct a door fan test.

CA2001 Licences are non-transferrable.

Enclosure Integrity Test Forms

You can also download the Retrotec Enclosure Integrity Test Form PDF file. It’s the perfect companion to your clean agent test when you’re using Retrotec’s Clean Agent 2001 software.

Update to the Latest Version

Current CA2001 users can download the most recent update free of charge. Download version 2.5.4.

Clean Agent 2001 Photographs


Eaiser to learn! Picture instructions cover common problem areas, and guide the operator through potential trouble spots.


Simple to use, straightforward calculation of wind losses.


CA2001 predicts peak pressure problems and measures vent capacity.