In case of adverse wind conditions, what is recommended?

Consulting the system manufacturer is recommended in case of adverse wind conditions because they possess the expertise and experience regarding their systems. The manufacturer can provide specific guidance on how to properly adapt the dry chemical extinguishing system to account for environmental factors, such as wind. This might include adjustments to the discharge method or addressing any other operational considerations to ensure effective fire suppression.

In adverse wind conditions, changes in air flow can impact the dispersion and effectiveness of the dry chemical agent deployed. The manufacturer's recommendations can help ensure that the system is configured to maximize its performance in challenging conditions, prioritizing safety and effectiveness.

Other strategies, like using a different agent, increasing the pressure, or changing the installation location, may not address the underlying reasons for reduced effectiveness during adverse conditions as thoroughly as guidance from the manufacturer would. This highlights the importance of expert consultation when facing specific operational challenges.