#462 – “Flush” vs Flush Sprinkler Escutcheons: What Must Be Listed?
The term “flush sprinkler escutcheon” can mean two different things in fire protection, and only one needs a listing. Learn to spot the difference!
The term “flush sprinkler escutcheon” can mean two different things in fire protection, and only one needs a listing. Learn to spot the difference!
Some fire sprinklers can be rated quick and standard response despite having the same physically designed thermal sensitivity. Learn why!
NFPA 13 and 25 require hydraulic design information signs on fire sprinkler systems. Here’s a review of why, the rules, and a sample sign.
Many building owners and managers know they must maintain fire protection systems, but many aren’t aware of some hidden issues and all the risks of not doing it. QRFS explains common compliance gaps and potential consequences.
NFPA requires keeping spare fire sprinklers and an accurate list of them on the premises. Read why and what should be on the list!
Carbon monoxide can kill, and CO detectors save lives. Learn where carbon monoxide detectors and alarms are required and when and how to test them.
A popular touchless cleaning tool is off the market—so how do you clean fire sprinklers while staying NFPA-compliant? Review the options in this blog.
UL standards help ensure safe and reliable fire protection equipment. Learn about the process and documents, focusing on UL 199 and fire sprinklers.
Amazon still sells some unlisted, non-compliant fire sprinklers. Learn why these are risky and how to avoid questionable products.
Fire sprinkler K-factor is crucial for system performance and protection. Learn what it is, why it’s essential, and how to find the right sprinkler.