#457 – Hydraulic Design Information Sign for Fire Sprinklers: A Guide
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.
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.
Fusible link fire sprinkler heads and glass bulb sprinklers are extremely similar, but some considerations exist. Learn the differences and when they matter.
Dry sprinklers can only be installed in specific fittings. Here’s a guide to the NFPA and manufacturer rules for appropriate installations.
BSPT vs NPT standards for tapered pipe threads govern fire sprinkler sizes. Learn about the differences, where each is used, and how to get the right part.
Dry sprinkler heads prevent freeze-ups in wet and dry systems, but you must get the barrel length right. Learn how to measure to order them properly.
NFPA requires keeping spare fire sprinklers and an accurate list of them on the premises. Read why and what should be on the list!
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.
Learn about how to remove and install concealed fire sprinkler cover plates—and why—with this step-by-step guide.
A fire sprinkler identification number (SIN) tells you almost everything needed about a sprinkler and what to buy. Here’s how to spot it.
Fire sprinkler “cut sheets” can seem confusing—at first. Here’s a guide to reading Victaulic sprinkler data sheets to find the right specs, sprinklers, and other parts.