The terms fire protection and life safety overlap but are distinct. Learn about this close relationship and the differences.
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.
Wall hydrants look similar to FDCs but flow water the other way. Learn how each works, when they’re needed, the maintenance requirements, and more.
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.
Fire department connections must remain covered to protect the system’s pipe and water supply. Here’s how to replace FDC plugs and caps.
Learn about how to remove and install concealed fire sprinkler cover plates—and why—with this step-by-step guide.
Replacing recessed fire sprinkler escutcheons can be easy or complex. QRFS reviews how to install skirts or the whole escutcheon, both listed and split-ring models.
