Sprinkler Systems
Sprinkler Systems are fixed suppression systems that activate automatically when zone temperature rises to a defined point (typically 68°C). The category includes wet-pipe systems, dry-pipe systems, pre-action systems, deluge systems, sprinkler heads in all types, and fire pumps. System type is selected against contents and ambient temperature.
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Sprinklers do not fire all at once like in the movies; each head activates independently when its glass bulb bursts or its fusible link releases. Wet-pipe systems hold pressurized water in the piping and serve buildings above freezing — the most common type. Dry-pipe systems hold compressed air; water enters only when a head opens, serving cold areas such as unheated warehouses and parking garages. Pre-action systems admit water according to their interlock type; double-interlock systems require two events before water enters (fire detection and a sprinkler opening), serving water-sensitive environments such as server rooms and libraries. Deluge systems use open heads and release water from every head simultaneously for high-hazard sites such as fuel-storage tanks. Sprinkler heads come in pendent, upright, and sidewall patterns and several activation temperatures. Fire pumps supply the pressure the system requires. Specifications follow NFPA 13 and EN 12845; designs are reviewed by a licensed fire engineer.
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Sprinklers do not fire all at once like in the movies; each head activates independently when its glass bulb bursts or its fusible link releases. Wet-pipe systems hold pressurized water in the piping and serve buildings above freezing — the most common type. Dry-pipe systems hold compressed air; water enters only when a head opens, serving cold areas such as unheated warehouses and parking garages. Pre-action systems admit water according to their interlock type; double-interlock systems require two events before water enters (fire detection and a sprinkler opening), serving water-sensitive environments such as server rooms and libraries. Deluge systems use open heads and release water from every head simultaneously for high-hazard sites such as fuel-storage tanks. Sprinkler heads come in pendent, upright, and sidewall patterns and several activation temperatures. Fire pumps supply the pressure the system requires. Specifications follow NFPA 13 and EN 12845; designs are reviewed by a licensed fire engineer.
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