Custom Fire Suppression System Design – Powered by Muster360
Guessing the right system layout costs time, money and compliance headaches. MusterFire's Muster360 platform takes the guesswork out. Step-by-step system design, bill of materials and commissioning documentation, all built around your specific machine, your actual risk and your compliance obligations.
Trusted Protection for Mobile Equipment and Fixed Plant
When a fire starts on your machine, there is no time to wonder whether your suppression system will work. Muster systems are engineered to remove that doubt entirely. Built to Australian Standards, deployed across mining, agriculture, construction and transport operations worldwide, and backed by a global network of authorised distributors, Muster delivers protection you can count on, every shift, every site, every machine.
Quality Assured
Muster systems are certified to AS 5062:2022, meeting the compliance requirements of Australia's most demanding industries. Built to the highest standards. Reliable when it matters most.
System Support
From risk assessment and system design through to installation, maintenance and training, our expert distributor network provides end-to-end support. Rapid, reliable, and always compliant.
Innovative Solutions
Continuously evolving to meet the demands of modern heavy industry, from autonomous vehicles to electric fleets.
Sustainability
Our suppression agents are fluorine-free and environmentally responsible. Muster systems are designed with ecological impact in mind, meeting global environmental protection standards without compromising on performance.
ABE powder, CO2, foam and accessories. Always specified as a supplementary layer alongside any designed automatic system.
Muster360 Platform
The design tool, bill of materials engine, commissioning document generator AND risk assessment, all in one.
Cloud based design
What is Muster360?
What is Muster360?
Design Input
Design Output
Asset type and model
Nozzle quantity and placement
Operating conditions
Cylinder sizes and configuration
Risk assessment
Bill of materials & quote
Protected area or volume
System design and layout
Detection type
Commissioning checklist
System requirements
Report
Design Process Steps
Design Process Steps
STEP 01
Risk Assessment Input
The Muster360 design starts with the asset profile and risk assessment, ensuring the system addresses what was actually found on the machine.
STEP 02
Risk area mapping
Each risk area is mapped individually with its own suppression requirements.
STEP 03
Component Selection
Muster360 selects the correct cylinder/s, nozzles and agent to protect the risk areas. A full system is then designed.
STEP 04
Bill of Materials Generation
A complete, itemised parts list is generated for procurement, eliminating estimation errors.
STEP 05
Report Generation
Full report generation including risk assessment, system design and layout, commissioning and service checklists for documentation handover.
Start Your Fire Suppression System Design
Contact your nearest authorised MusterFire distributor to begin a Muster360 system design for your equipment. Bring your machine specs and we take care of the rest.
Muster360 is MusterFire's digital fire suppression system design platform. It guides distributors and engineers through a structured layout process, generating a complete bill of materials, nozzle placement diagram, detection specification and commissioning documentation.
Do I need to use Muster360 directly?
Your authorised MusterFire distributor manages the Muster360 process on your behalf, so you don't need direct platform access to benefit from it.
Can Muster360 design a system for any machine type?
Muster360 accommodates a wide range of assets, from small utility vehicles to large mining excavators. For unusual configurations, MusterFire's engineering team supports the design process directly.
How long does the system design process take?
For standard machine types, a Muster360 system design can be completed in one to three business days once the risk assessment data is available.
Does the system design include commissioning documentation?
Yes. Muster360 outputs include a commissioning checklist, service checklist and a handover document.
What standards does the design comply with?
Muster360 designs are produced in alignment with AS 5062:2022 for mobile plant fire protection. All components are certified under applicable Australian Standards.
Can the design be modified after installation begins?
Yes. If unexpected site conditions require a layout change, the design can be revised in Muster360 and updated documentation issued. All changes are tracked.
Does MusterFire design systems for fixed installations?
Yes. Fixed installations including hydraulic rooms, generator enclosures and industrial processing plant are also designed using Muster360.
Can I get a bill of materials without a full site assessment?
For well-documented machine types with available technical drawings, a preliminary bill of materials can be generated remotely. A full on-site assessment is always recommended for first-time machine types.
What is the difference between a system design and a risk assessment?
A risk assessment identifies what fire hazards exist and what level of suppression is needed. A system design takes those findings and produces the engineering specification. At MusterFire, both processes are integrated through Muster360.
