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Residential

Residential You never know when or where a fire will start in your home. What if you could have a firefighter stationed in every room 24 hours a day, ready to stop a fire the minute it broke out? That is what fire sprinklers are - instant firefighters. They are installed in the ceiling or high on a wall and are attached to the same water supply that feeds your home's plumbing fixtures. Residential fire sprinklers are small. In fact, they fit in so well that you have to point them out for people to notice them.

You already have water running throughout your home to sinks, showers, toilets and washing machines. Fire sprinklers use the same water to extinguish a fire. Average-sized rooms only need one sprinkler. For a close-up view of a sprinkler, see how a fire sprinkler works.

A sprinkler is similar to a hose nozzle because it breaks the stream of water into a fine spray. The sprinkler does not release the water until it is heated by a fire. A tight metal seal over the waterway holds the water back. The cap is held in place by either a glass bulb or metal link. Both are very rugged but are designed to melt in the high heat of a fire.