Hydrant Sprinkler
A sprinkler head for hydrant and sprinkler networks. Each head holds a heat-sensitive element that bursts at its rated temperature, opening only that head and discharging water directly over the fire. Because heads operate individually, only the area actually on fire is wetted — which limits both fire and water damage. Supplied in a range of temperature ratings and orientations to suit the installation.
Specifications
| Type | Sprinkler head |
|---|---|
| Activation | Individual — only heads over the fire open |
| Mechanism | Heat-sensitive element bursts at its rated temperature |
| Benefit | Limits both fire damage and water damage |
| Options | Range of temperature ratings and orientations |
Why Choose Deep Fire Control?
Frequently Asked Questions
Do all the sprinklers go off at once?
No — that is a film myth. Each head has its own heat-sensitive element and only the heads over the fire open, which limits both fire and water damage.
How does a head trigger?
The heat-sensitive element bursts at its rated temperature, opening that head and discharging water directly onto the fire below.
Are there different types?
Yes — a range of temperature ratings and orientations to suit the installation. We specify based on the area being protected.
