The fire sprinkler industry is full of jargon. Learning this sub-language is very important when ordering new or replacement parts, and this blog provides The Definitive Guide to Fire Sprinkler Covers vs. Sprinkler Escutcheons.
We all know fire sprinklers protect your business or home in the event of a fire. But what protects the sprinkler? A fire sprinkler head guard!
Like all electrical devices, fire alarm bells require extra consideration during outdoor installations. QRFS explains how fire sprinkler systems use alarm bells, discusses how you can mount a fire alarm bell outside, and sheds some light on the available weatherproofing options.
Brass sprinkler extensions take the worry out of sprinkler drops that are cut too short! Learn about sprinkler extensions and what we offer here at QRFS in today’s blog.
A sprinkler fitter can typically mount 50-60 flexible sprinkler drops in an hour vs. 6 to 10 of a more traditional rigid pipe style. Learn about this great addition to any sprinkler system that can save fitters time and ensure more even sprinkler spacing.
FDC Caps or Plugs protect Fire Department Connections (FDCs) from dirt, dust, and debris so they’re fully functional in an emergency. Learn about this product here!
Learn how Kydex ceiling rings, a type of fire sprinkler trim ring, can help contractors when errors or fire codes lead to large holes around sprinklers.
Residential fire sprinkler systems can pay for themselves by leveraging homeowners insurance discounts.
In this edition of the Fire Sprinkler System Components series, we discuss Storz Connections. What is a Storz Connection? How does it work? Where is it found?
Can you paint a fire sprinkler system’s cover plates? The answer is no. Read this blog to find out why and what other options are available!
