Wet valve sprinkler systems
Wet valve sprinkler systems are permanently charge with water and used to protect premises where temperatures are unlikely to fall below freezing point. They are designed to actuate operate electric, and/or hydraulic alarms when there is a steady flow of water into the system that is equivalent to the discharge rate of one or more sprinklers.
The type of sprinkler nozzle, its discharge pattern and flow rate are all pre-determined by the hazard classification of the type of fire risk involved. A typical Wet valve sprinkler system comprises of a control valve, sprinkler discharge heads and a dedicated water supply system.
The size of the valve, its flow rate and the system water supply pressure and air pressure are all determined by the size and type of fire risk involved.
Sprinkler Discharge Heads
The water discharged from the sprinkler is distributed by the deflector over the location of the fire. The area protected by each sprinkler is determined by the...more
Water Supply Systems
An essential part of all sprinkler systems is an adequate water supply. The “Town’s Main” is the most economical method of ensuring an adequate water ...more
