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.
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.
When and why do you have to replace missing fire sprinkler escutcheons? QRFS explains the rules and reasons, examining the potential impacts on spray patterns and activation.
The rules for fire sprinkler head replacement when you find paint, loading, or corrosion have gotten looser over the years. Learn when new sprinklers are necessary.
Learn about some of the biggest NFPA 25 changes in the 2023 edition, including rules on antifreeze fire sprinklers, foam fire suppression systems, testing intervals, and more.
Fire sprinkler testing happens decades after installation for most but not all sprinklers. Learn the NFPA 25 testing & replacement rules and what labs assess.
Replacing residential fire sprinkler heads can be challenging when you don’t know the K factor of the sprinkler, or it’s a discontinued model. Read this guide to learn how!
Is your fire protection system ready for a disaster? This National Preparedness Month, make a plan for possible emergencies.
