How Do They Work?

1. Heat Sensor: Each sprinkler is equipped with a sensor (a glass bulb or fusible link) that reacts to high temperatures.
   When the temperature exceeds a certain threshold (usually between 68°C - 79°C), the sprinkler is activated.

2. Activation: The sprinkler releases water directly over the fire, either extinguishing it or controlling its spread.
   The system is designed so that only the sprinklers in the affected area are activated, saving water and minimizing damage.

3. Connection: The system is continuously connected to a water source (a tank or municipal supply) and may include pumps to maintain the necessary pressure.

Where Are They Used?

• Residential Areas: Hotels, apartments, and dormitories.

• Industrial Facilities: Factories, warehouses, and production halls.

• Commercial Buildings: Shopping centers, offices, restaurants, and theaters.

• Public Institutions: Schools, hospitals, and government buildings.

• High-Risk Areas: Rooms with a high concentration of flammable materials or electronics.