Concealed Fire Sprinkler Heads

Concealed Fire Sprinkler Heads educe the visual impact of residential sprinkler systems over many years of production by developing fire suppression systems that incorporate concealed fire sprinkler heads. Concealed Fire Sprinkler Heads residential fire sprinkler systems have become more accepted, people have become more familiar with concealed fire sprinklers and realise how effectively these types of fire sprinkler heads can fulfil a very valuable function while merging into its surroundings.

Concealed Fire Sprinkler Heads deflector plate (which will send the water horizontally across the room) will then drop below the level of the ceiling in preparation for activation. Concealed Fire Sprinkler Heads when the heat reaches a higher temperature (around 68 degrees C) a heat sensitive element triggers the flow of water, the water can then travel horizontally across the room.   Although the pendant of residential head was once popular they have been superseded by concealed sprinkler heads figure 2 in residential applications.

Concealed fire sprinkler head is a ‘fast-response’, two-stage device, the size of a downlight. The cover plates of these units are normally coloured white. In the event of a fire reaching its operating point, the flat plate will drop from the device and the deflector plate of the sprinkler head will then drop below the ceiling level. Concealed fire sprinkler head as the temperature at ceiling level increase to 74 degrees Celsius, a bi-metal strip activates and releases the seal which enables the full flow of water to be directed towards the fire.

Concealed fire sprinkler specifications