SPRINKLER

A fire sprinkler head is an automatic fire detection and suppression device connected to a pressurized water distribution system.
It is designed to automatically release water when a fire is detected through a rise in ambient temperature.

Each sprinkler head contains a heat-sensitive element (either a glass bulb or a fusible link) that breaks or melts at a specific activation temperature (typically between 57 °C and 141 °C).

Sprinklers are arranged in networks to provide uniform coverage of the protected area.
They operate independently, meaning only the sprinkler exposed to the fire activates.

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS:

Function: Automatic fire suppression by water discharge.

Activation type: Glass bulb (thermal liquid) or fusible link.

Activation temperature: 57 °C, 68 °C, 79 °C, 93 °C, 141 °C (depending on area).

Material: Brass, bronze, stainless steel, or nickel-plated alloy.

Working pressure: 0.5 – 12 bar (as per EN 12259-1).

Spray types: Pendent, Upright, Sidewall, Concealed.

Applications: Industrial buildings, commercial premises, car parks, warehouses, hotels, hospitals, etc.

Standards: EN 12259-1 / NFPA 13 / UL / FM Approved.