AUTOMATIC SYSTEM
Sprinkler system
Automatic water protection · building network
A water protection network that activates locally once the temperature threshold is exceeded.
- Activation
- Thermal element
- Design
- Hydraulic calculation
- Network
- Heads + pipe + pump
- Application
- Retail · warehouse · office
SPRINKLER SYSTEM
Automatic water protection calculated for the site.
A sprinkler network is more than the number of heads. Ceiling height, occupancy, water source, pipe routing and fire load together shape the engineering decision.
Hydraulic calculation, pump station and heads are selected for ceiling height, occupancy and fire class.
- Activation
- 68°C · 79°C
- Coverage
- Up to 12 m²/head
- Environment
- Office · Warehouse · Hotel
HOW THE SYSTEM IS BUILT
Every part belongs to one protection line.
Hydraulic and operational decisions are clarified before installation.
- 01
Head selection
Head type and layout are selected around the ceiling, risk zone and physical obstructions.
- 02
Water supply
Pumps, reserve capacity and related valves are considered as one system for the project need.
- 03
Acceptance points
Visible installation quality, controls and the handover route for the operations team are defined in advance.
APPLICATION AREAS
Look beyond the building type to the real risk scenario.
The engineering calculation follows the operation and load of each area.
- 01
Warehousing and logistics
Height, racking layout and stored-goods profile are key inputs to the water-network decision.
- 02
Office and retail
Zoning accounts for people flow, ceiling structure and service access.
- 03
Hotels and mixed-use buildings
Different floor uses and scenarios need coordination inside one project framework.
DELIVERY PROCESS
From the floor plan to an operation-ready network.
The project stages keep responsibilities and next checks clear.
- 01
Risk and site review
Plans, height, use type and existing water infrastructure are reviewed.
- 02
Hydraulic design
Network routing and project parameters are calculated together.
- 03
Installation and zoning
Pipes, valves and heads are installed in the approved site sequence.
- 04
Testing and handover
Acceptance steps and the follow-up service route are recorded for the facility team.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Let’s determine the right scope for your facility.
Is a sprinkler system installed the same way in every facility?
No. Ceiling height, water infrastructure, use type, fire load and architectural constraints change the project.
Can sprinklers be added to an existing building?
Yes, but routing, water supply, ceiling construction and operating conditions must first be reviewed on site. A retrofit may require a phased plan.
When is the service plan defined?
At handover, the service route is set around the approved configuration, operating conditions and applicable requirements.
RELATED SOLUTIONS
What is included in the engineering decision?
DEFINE YOUR SYSTEM
Design your sprinkler network around the site.
Share the plan, use type and existing water line so we can build the technical brief together.