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Few fire protection contractors understand the nuances of fire sprinkler systems like we do. Harnessing our extensive fire experience, we specialize in the design, installation and maintenance of practically every fire sprinkler system available. From complex deluge systems for high hazard areas to state-of-the-art preaction systems for minimizing water damage, to the most common of wet pipe systems—you can trust Royal Fire to do the job right the first time.
Few fire protection contractors understand the nuances of fire sprinkler systems like we do. Harnessing our extensive fire experience, we specialize in the design, installation and maintenance of practically every fire sprinkler system available. From complex deluge systems for high hazard areas to state-of-the-art preaction systems for minimizing water damage, to the most common of wet pipe systems—you can trust Royal Fire to do the job right the first time.
A deluge sprinkler system refers to open sprinkler heads attached to system piping. The system is activated through a separate detection system. Following system activation, water will discharge from all sprinkler heads. Deluge systems are installed to protection high-hazard areas, such as aircraft hangers.
A deluge sprinkler system refers to open sprinkler heads attached to system piping. The system is activated through a separate detection system. Following system activation, water will discharge from all sprinkler heads. Deluge systems are installed to protection high-hazard areas, such as aircraft hangers.
Dry pipe fire sprinkler systems refer to sprinkler heads attached to piping containing a gas (nitrogen or air) under pressure. Following system activation, the gas will be expelled and allow water to travel through the system piping to the affected areas and control fire growth. Dry pipe sprinkler systems are commonly installed in areas subject to freezing temperatures.
Dry pipe fire sprinkler systems refer to sprinkler heads attached to piping containing a gas (nitrogen or air) under pressure. Following system activation, the gas will be expelled and allow water to travel through the system piping to the affected areas and control fire growth. Dry pipe sprinkler systems are commonly installed in areas subject to freezing temperatures.
Fire pumps are utilized to boost the water pressure for use with sprinkler systems.
Fire pumps are utilized to boost the water pressure for use with sprinkler systems.
Preaction sprinkler systems refer to sprinkler heads attached to piping containing a gas (nitrogen or air) under pressure with a separate detection system. Since two trigger conditions need to occur before activation, this type of system is used when water damage from false system activation could cause significant or non-repairable property damage.
Preaction sprinkler systems refer to sprinkler heads attached to piping containing a gas (nitrogen or air) under pressure with a separate detection system. Since two trigger conditions need to occur before activation, this type of system is used when water damage from false system activation could cause significant or non-repairable property damage.
Standpipe systems are an arrangement of piping that supply fire hose connections installed in high-rise buildings.
Standpipe systems are an arrangement of piping that supply fire hose connections installed in high-rise buildings.
Wet pipe fire sprinkler systems are the most common type of fire protection system. Wet pipe refers to sprinkler heads attached to piping containing water, that when activated will immediately begin to control fire growth. Contrary to movie depictions, fire sprinklers for these systems do not all activate simultaneously; only sprinklers covering a high heat area will activate.
Wet pipe fire sprinkler systems are the most common type of fire protection system. Wet pipe refers to sprinkler heads attached to piping containing water, that when activated will immediately begin to control fire growth. Contrary to movie depictions, fire sprinklers for these systems do not all activate simultaneously; only sprinklers covering a high heat area will activate.
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