A sprinkler head is the most visible and active component of a fire sprinkler system. Each head is a heat-activated device designed to deliver a specific water spray pattern over a designated area. When a fire is detected and the ambient temperature reaches a pre-determined threshold, a heat-sensitive element (either a glass bulb or a fusible link) breaks, releasing water directly onto the fire.
Our Range Includes:
- Pendent Sprinkler Heads: These hang from the ceiling, spraying water downwards. They are the most common type and are ideal for standard ceiling installations.
- Upright Sprinkler Heads: Point upwards, spraying water against a deflector plate to create a dome-shaped spray pattern. They are typically used in areas with exposed pipes or where water needs to be distributed over a wide area.
- Sidewall Sprinkler Heads: Designed to be installed on a wall, spraying water in a quarter-circle pattern. They are an excellent choice for corridors, hotel rooms, and other spaces where ceiling installation is impractical.
- Concealed Sprinkler Heads: Aesthetically pleasing sprinkler heads that are hidden behind a cover plate. When the temperature rises, the cover plate falls off, and the sprinkler head deploys. Perfect for high-end commercial or residential spaces where design is a priority.
Key Features:
- Automatic Activation: Activates only in the presence of a fire, minimizing water damage.
- High-Quality Materials: Made from durable, corrosion-resistant materials for a long service life.
- Variety of Temperatures: Available in different temperature ratings to suit various environments.
