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.
Knowing the answers to a few simple questions can make all the difference when ordering replacement fire sprinklers. QRFS provides five tips to help you properly identify and replace a malfunctioning, mismatched, or otherwise unsuitable head.
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!
In this edition of the Fire Sprinkler System Components series, we discuss a water flow detector, or flow switch. What is it? How does it work? Why is it there?
Contrary to what Hollywood movies portray, fire sprinkler systems don’t usually deploy numerous sprinklers at once. QRFS reveals how simple but effective thermal triggers hold individual sprinklers closed until they are activated by heat.
A look at the most common, yet extremely rare, fire sprinkler system malfunctions and how the industry has responded.
Standard response and quick response fire sprinklers both deliver life and property-saving fire protection. So, what’s the difference? Their mission. Learn more by reading the Standard Response vs Quick Response blog.
