Fire sprinkler gauges – air or water pressure gauges installed at various points throughout the system – provide building owners and firefighters with an easy, visual way to prove the system has an adequate supply of water. Learn what to look for when purchasing sprinkler gauges, including the necessary certifications required by most building codes and how to ensure your current gauges are working correctly.
Handheld digital pressure gauges add long life and useful features that make them a worthy alternative to analog measuring devices.
Ashcroft Gauges have set the standard for Fire Protection and Testing for over a century. Learn about the company and their fire protection and testing-specific gauges in this blog.
Quick response fire sprinkler heads help people escape burning buildings before it’s too late. QRFS explains the mission of a quick response sprinkler, looking at types, characteristics, and identification to help consumers find exactly the sprinkler head they need.
Learn how tamper switches help prevent shut-off fire sprinkler systems that fail in an emergency, plus the types suited for different valves.
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.
Need a fire protection company in Cincinnati or Dayton, Ohio? Look no further than Ohio Valley Fire Protection, Inc. and their sister company Ohio Valley Sprinkler Inspections, LLC, of Cincinnati and Dayton, Ohio.
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.
In the second installment in our fire inspection series, this blog helps you find a qualified 3rd-party fire inspector for your building or business.
