A commercial sprinkler system is designed to control or extinguish fires in moments of emergency.

Commercial sprinklers are activated by heat, and they have mechanisms that can detect rising temperatures, even before significant flames.

Commercial sprinkler systems should be inspected every five years to ensure their proper working efficiency and detect any signs of wear or damage.

The primary concern with sprinkler systems is often water damage, which could occur during their operation, but professional installation and maintenance can minimize water damage.

Yes, it is possible to install sprinklers in older buildings, as long as they are properly engineered and installed, using the most modern technology.

Yes, fire codes in most municipalities require sprinkler systems for a variety of buildings, including commercial and residential properties.

A fire protection service can assess the specific needs of your building and will install a system that meets the requirements of your property while also adhering to all relevant safety standards.

The primary advantage of having a commercial sprinkler system is that it will save lives and property in the event of a fire. Additionally, it can reduce the frequency of fire-related insurance claims, and therefore lower insurance premiums.