Fire Sprinkler Systems

Sprinkler systems provide an additional degree of protection for both life and property above smoke and/or other fire detection systems. A correctly designed and installed sprinkler system can detect and control a fire at an early stage of development and activate an alarm. Correct operation of the system will rapidly reduce the production rate of heat and smoke, allowing more time for the occupants to escape safely or be rescued.

These BSI standards are a safety must-have. They specify requirements and give recommendations for the design, installation and maintenance of fire sprinkler systems in buildings and industrial plants, as well as residential and domestic environments.

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BS 9251:2005
Sprinkler systems for residential and domestic occupancies. Code of practice


This British Standard provides recommendations for the design, installation, components, water supplies and backflow protection, commissioning and maintenance of fire sprinkler systems installed for use specifically in residential and domestic environments. It presumes that the sprinkler protection forms part of an integrated fire safety system.

 

coverThe audit of active fire safety systems. Practitioner's assessment and approval procedures manual
BSI order ref: BIP 2112:2006
coverISO 6182-5:2006
Fire protection - Automatic sprinkler systems Part 5: Requirements and test methods for deluge valves

coverISO 6182-6:2006
Fire protection - Automatic sprinkler systems Part 6: Requirements and test methods for check valves

coverISO 6182-8:2006
Fire protection - Automatic sprinkler systems Part 8: Requirements and test methods for pre-action dry alarm valves
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