Geoff Bruder
CEO

Sonic Fire Tech provides patented infrasound-based fire suppression systems that detect and extinguish fires within milliseconds using low-frequency sound waves, without water, foam, or chemicals. The technology deploys through concealed ceiling ducting, protects interiors and electronics from collateral damage, and runs on battery backup during power outages. Systems are custom-installed for residential, commercial, and critical infrastructure applications.
Raised to date
$18.5MRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
across 2 rounds

ATO$15M · Seed
Announced Aug 2026 · from article date
Disclosed cumulative: $18.5M
Traditional fire suppression systems such as water sprinklers and chemical agents can cause as much damage as the fire itself, flooding interiors, destroying electronics, and ruining personal belongings. These systems are also slow to activate, often responding only after flames have taken hold, and they require ongoing maintenance and refills of suppressant materials.
Sonic Fire Tech offers a patented acoustic fire suppression system that uses infrasound waves—low-frequency sound below human hearing—to disrupt the combustion triangle and extinguish fires without water, foam, or chemicals. The system deploys through concealed ducting in ceilings, autonomously detects ignition signatures using UL-certified IR3 sensors, and activates within milliseconds to create a protective non-ignition zone. It operates silently, is safe for people and pets, and never runs out of suppressant, providing continuous 24/7 protection. The system is custom-engineered for each floor plan and can run on battery backup for days during power outages, making it suitable for homes, data centers, utilities, and first responders.
Primary customers include homeowners with high-value properties, commercial building owners, data center operators, utility companies, and wildland firefighting agencies seeking waterless, chemical-free fire suppression solutions.