FAQ’s Wet & Dry Fire Sprinkler Systems
What is the difference between a wet and dry sprinkler system? Both wet and dry sprinkler systems extinguish fires using water, just in different ways. In a wet system, the pipes are filled with pressurized…
FAQ’s About Fire Pumps
As a building owner, staying compliant with fire codes in regards to your fire pumps, helps maximize system integrity and allows fast, effective response in the event of a fire…
How a Fire Deluge System Works
High Volume Applications Deluge fire fighting systems are purposely designed to disperse a large volume of water, or in some cases a combination of water and chemical fire retardant, over…
Commercial Fire Suppression Systems
Designed To Protect and Serve Commercial fire suppression systems are powerful fire safety systems that are designed to protect businesses from the risk of a fire. This equipment may include…
Keep Your Fire Pumps From Failing
Will It Work When You Need It? What would happen if you tried to drive a car that had sat on blocks in the garage for 10 years without ever…
Reasons for Conducting Fire Sprinkler Inspections
Inspection/ Detection Fire sprinklers are the very important part of a fire safety system in a building, mostly in offices. This is why it is more of a reason for…
Tips to Keep Your Sprinkler System Properly Maintained
Best Time To Install Your Fire Sprinkler System? One of the most effective ways of ensuring safety in the event of a fire is to install a fire sprinkler system…
Choosing the Right Type of Fire Sprinkler System
Wet pipe system It's composed of steel pipes filled with water. The water in the pipes is usually under moderate pressure; therefore, when the sprinkler head is activated, the pressurised…
History of Automatic Sprinkler Systems
In 1864, fire sprinklers were invented by Major Harrison in the United Kingdom. They were further developed in 1874 by Henry Parmelee in the United States, who developed the automatic…