Single interlock preaction sprinkler systems are used to protect areas where water damage from accidental sprinkler activation could be serious, such as computer rooms and archives. They employ sprinklers attached to a piping system with low air pressure, and an electric detection system. Upon detection of fire, the detection system opens a deluge valve to allow water into the piping and discharge from activated sprinklers. Loss of air pressure triggers an alarm but does not open the valve. These systems protect areas where water damage from sprinklers would be costly.
Single interlock preaction sprinkler systems are used to protect areas where water damage from accidental sprinkler activation could be serious, such as computer rooms and archives. They employ sprinklers attached to a piping system with low air pressure, and an electric detection system. Upon detection of fire, the detection system opens a deluge valve to allow water into the piping and discharge from activated sprinklers. Loss of air pressure triggers an alarm but does not open the valve. These systems protect areas where water damage from sprinklers would be costly.
Single interlock preaction sprinkler systems are used to protect areas where water damage from accidental sprinkler activation could be serious, such as computer rooms and archives. They employ sprinklers attached to a piping system with low air pressure, and an electric detection system. Upon detection of fire, the detection system opens a deluge valve to allow water into the piping and discharge from activated sprinklers. Loss of air pressure triggers an alarm but does not open the valve. These systems protect areas where water damage from sprinklers would be costly.
Single interlock preaction systems are used to protect
Automatic Sprinklers areas where there is danger of serious water damage which might result from damaged automatic sprinklers or Model F520/F5201 Check Valve piping. Typically, such areas include computer rooms, Electric Detectors Air/Nitrogen storage areas for valuable artifacts, libraries and archives. Maintenance Device Also, preaction systems are effectively used to protect Fire Alarm Model F630 properties where a prealarm of a possible fire condition Bell Water Motor may allow time for fire extinguishment by alternate sup- Alarm Low Air Pressure pression means, prior to the need for a sprinkler dis- Alarm Switch charge. In the event the fire cannot otherwise be extin- Solenoid Valve guished, the preaction sprinkler system will then perform normally closed as the primary fire protection system.
Single interlock preaction systems employ automatic
Electric Releasing Electric Manual Control sprinklers attached to a piping system containing 1.5 psi Panel Waterflow Station(s) Pressure Alarm (0.1 bar) or 10 psi (0.7 bar) supervisory pressure, with a Switch Deluge Valve w/Single Interlock Trim supplemental electric fire detection system installed in the same area as the sprinklers. Preaction systems with O.S. & Y. Gate Valve 10 psi (0.7 bar) supervisory pressure may also be acti- Water Pressure Atmospheric Pressure Air Pressure vated by either wet pilot or dry pilot sprinklers instead of electric detectors. Actuation of the fire detection system as from a fire opens the deluge valve which permits water to flow into the sprinkler piping system and to be dis- charged only from those sprinklers which have been op- erated by heat over the fire. Loss of supervisory pressure from the system piping as a result of damaged sprinklers or broken piping will activate a trouble alarm to indicate impairment of the system. The deluge valve will not open due to loss of supervisory pressure. Single interlock preaction systems are normally used to protect properties where there is danger of serious water damage as a result of damaged automatic sprinklers or broken piping.