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fire sprinkler

A nozzle (sprinkler head) in a fire protection system; distributes water in a specific spray pattern.
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16 July 2019 - Pennsylvania, US-based Victaulic, a developer and producer of mechanical pipe joining systems, has purchased Michigan, US-based fire sprinkler manufacturer Globe Fire Sprinkler to bring added support to fire protection customers, the company said.
International Resource News-July 10, 2019--Victaulic acquires Globe Fire Sprinkler
Byline: Submitted by Illinois Fire Sprinkler Coalition
This presentation provides and in-depth look at the NFPA 25 requirements for 5-year fire sprinkler inspection, testing and maintenance activities.
According to sources, the investigation team will also examine the fire alarm system and will also look into fire sprinkler system to ascertain whether they were active or not at the time of the incident.
Media covering the condominium fire seized on the absence of active protection and President Trump's past opposition to fire sprinkler retrofit mandates for high-rise residential units pre-dating a New York City building code change requiring such devices.
His comments were echoed by the Residential Sprinkler Association, National Fire Sprinkler Network and the British Automatic Fire Sprinkler Association, all of whom took exception to Dr Henley's statements.
Residential Sprinkler Associations chairman Nigel Chantler said: "Residential fire sprinkler systems are proven time and time again to be effective in the extinguishment and suppression of fires."
It was in that year, 1999, after four people were killed in a wealthy apartment building on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, that the city enacted Local Law 10, which required all newly constructed residential apartment buildings with four or more units--later updated to three units--be protected with automatic fire sprinkler systems.
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