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Sprinkler System Installation for Offices
Fire sprinkler systems are important for protecting lives and property, as well as any equipment which may be inside. For offices, a sprinkler system is particularly important thanks to the high volume of electrical equipment and wiring, as well as flammable materials which increase the risk of fire.
Pyrotech Sprinklers have a depth of experience when it comes to commercial fire sprinkler system installation, which includes offices. We’ll design, install and maintain a system that meets all legal requirements, and provides full and proper protection for all employees and the property itself.
Office fire sprinkler system installation
Office fire sprinkler system installation refers to the proper design and implementation of a system designed specifically for an office building. Like any building type, office buildings have unique needs and challenges which need to be navigated in order to provide maximum safety for human life and property as well.
Offices often contain flammable objects and electrical equipment such as computers and screens in close proximity, meaning that fire can start easily and spread quickly. That’s why you need experts to install a sprinkler system.
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What office building sprinkler design involves
Designing an office building sprinkler system involves a few different aspects and considerations:
- Regulations – Fire safety and sprinkler system regulations for offices are in place to ensure safety and guarantee professional design and installation. We closely follow government regulations to provide an effective service.
- Aesthetics – Whilst this isn’t the first factor that comes to mind for most people, it’s actually something we strongly take into consideration, especially for spaces like office buildings. We want to avoid the systems we install from becoming an eyesore, which is why we take steps to match the aesthetic of your building as closely as possible.
- Office layout – Designing an effective system involves considering the layout of your office space and constructing a system that covers all necessary areas, and is also accessible for maintenance.
- Water supply – Another consideration includes calculating the water pressure and supply within the office building to design a system which flows quickly and efficiently, suppressing fire in no time.
Office building fire safety regulations in the UK
Larger office buildings may fall under BS 12845 design standards for fire sprinkler systems, which are regulations to provide added protection and ensure that your building is adequately protected against fire risks.
These standards outline factors like larger pumps and water tanks, for extended water flows at high rates.
These standards also maintain precise placement requirements for sprinkler heads to ensure that the entire office is protected, and that there are no weak points in the safety system.
Some smaller office buildings may instead fall under B2 9251 regulations, which has different specifications for similar criteria.
The importance of residential fire sprinkler systems in office buildings
Fire sprinkler systems in office buildings are so vital because they control and limit the spread of fires. Without them, even just a minor accident can lead to a huge disaster, with potential death/injury, as well as extreme damage to equipment and property. With a sprinkler system on the other hand, it’s far more likely that the fire will be contained to a small area, protecting lives and property at the same time.
Office buildings have their own specific risks and dangers, and a serious fire could halt business proceedings for a long time, potentially damaging your business beyond saving. Minimising this risk, and reducing the severity of any disaster, helps to continue business operations with minimal disruption and financial loss.
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How Pyrotech Sprinklers can help keep your business safe
As established sprinkler system designers, installers and maintainers, Pyrotech Sprinklers have an extensive project portfolio which showcases how we keep a variety of properties and businesses safe.
We keep your business going in many ways – including providing peace of mind that your offices, equipment and employees are safe.
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Detection
A system is activated by a heat-sensitive device, such as a glass bulb, which reacts to the heat of a fire and triggers the release of water from sprinkler heads.
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Sprinkler Activation
Only the sprinkler heads in the area of the fire will activate when required, releasing water to suppress the fire and damages to the surrounding area.
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Water Flow
When the heat-sensitive device is triggered, it opens a valve that allows water to flow from the main water supply through the pipes and out the sprinkler heads.
3
Containment
Water from the sprinkler heads help to contain the fire by keeping it from spreading to other areas of the building allowing people time to evacuate.
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Detection
A system is activated by a heat-sensitive device, such as a glass bulb, which reacts to the heat of a fire and triggers the release of water from sprinkler heads.
1
Activation
Only the sprinkler heads in the area of the fire will activate when required, releasing water to suppress the fire and damages to the surrounding area.
2
Water Flow
When the heat-sensitive device is triggered, it opens a valve that allows water to flow from the main water supply through the pipes and out the sprinkler heads.
3
Containment
Water from the sprinkler heads help to contain the fire by keeping it from spreading to other areas of the building allowing people time to evacuate.
4
Detection
A system is activated by a heat-sensitive device, such as a glass bulb, which reacts to the heat of a fire and triggers the release of water from sprinkler heads.
1
Activation
Only the sprinkler heads in the area of the fire will activate when required, releasing water to suppress the fire and damages to the surrounding area.
2
Water Flow
When the heat-sensitive device is triggered, it opens a valve that allows water to flow from the main water supply through the pipes and out the sprinkler heads.
3
Containment
Water from the sprinkler heads help to contain the fire by keeping it from spreading to other areas of the building allowing people time to evacuate.
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