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Residential Fire Suppression System
- Thread starter Kris
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Any testing or listing links???
I would say not even close to a fire sprinkler system.
I would say no if a fire sprinkler system is required, this could not be in lieu of one.
I have seen these forever, have not seen one activate. Would say they are more for small areas, and localized use:::
http://www.buckeyefire.com/spot-protection-extinguishers/horizontal-mount/
Do you sell them??
I would say not even close to a fire sprinkler system.
I would say no if a fire sprinkler system is required, this could not be in lieu of one.
I have seen these forever, have not seen one activate. Would say they are more for small areas, and localized use:::
http://www.buckeyefire.com/spot-protection-extinguishers/horizontal-mount/
Do you sell them??
I’d contact the HavenOntario.com guys.
Info@havenontario.com is the email. I asked them if the unit is UL approved. Looks interesting
Info@havenontario.com is the email. I asked them if the unit is UL approved. Looks interesting
IJHumberson
SAWHORSE
From the video on the HavenOntario.com website, it looks like it's just a dry chem (ABC) extinguisher with a fusible link to activate it. (And it says "No water damage - easy to clean up" - Easy to clean up? Sure!) Definitely not going to be able to be used as a substitute for a 13D suppression system.
tmurray
SAWHORSE
There is no substitute to a fire sprinkler system.
As other have said it is just a fire extinguisher hooked up to a fusible link and once it discharges it's supply of chemical suppressants, it is done. Fire sprinklers on the other hand continue to operate until the water is shut off.
Kris, looks like you are in Toronto, What is the dwelling unit? Not much in single family homes unless you are in the suburbs.
As other have said it is just a fire extinguisher hooked up to a fusible link and once it discharges it's supply of chemical suppressants, it is done. Fire sprinklers on the other hand continue to operate until the water is shut off.
Kris, looks like you are in Toronto, What is the dwelling unit? Not much in single family homes unless you are in the suburbs.
tmurray
SAWHORSE
Also, last I heard they had no ULC listing for the product, but that was a couple of years ago. They were claiming that there was no standard to test it to.