Wet Pipe Fire Sprinkler System

The water fire sprinkler system is one of the most common choices for a fire sprinkler system. In a wet fire sprinkler system, water remains in the pipeline. The heat released when a fire occurs causes the core of a sprinkler head to explode. Drains water from the affected sprinkler head. In a wet fire sprinkler system, not all sprinkler heads are activated at the same time, only those exposed to fire are released.

It helps to reduce damage and contain any damage only in the area of the building where the fire risk is present. The relatively simple operation of the wet fire sprinkler system makes it one of the most popular options today.

It is most commonly used in buildings where there is no risk of freezing, to ensure that its supply is not compromised, as there is always water in the system. The temperature of the facilities should be at least 4 °C.

The process that triggers the wet tube fire sprinkler is simple. When a fire sprinkler piece reaches a specified temperature, it breaks and discharges water. Commonly found at risk in office buildings, schools and high-rise buildings.

Fipro engineers design, install and commission reliable, cost-effective sprinkler systems by carefully analyzing your buildings and facilities for occupancy, operation and fire risk.