Standard Coverage Sprinklers

Residential Sprinklers

Residential Sprinklers

A residential sprinkler is a quick response sprinkler designed to operate in the first minutes of a fire in houses and flats, limiting room temperature and smoke so occupants gain time to escape. It also throws water high onto the walls.

It is used in homes, dormitories, care homes and hotel rooms, with pendent, sidewall and concealed types. Residential sprinklers are listed to their own approval standard and are not the same product as standard quick response sprinklers.

Quick responseearly opening
Escape timefocused design
3 typespendent, sidewall, concealed
By modelapproval and flow

Main Applications

  • Detached houses and villas
  • Apartments
  • Student dormitories
  • Care and nursing homes
  • Hotel and guesthouse rooms

Technical Data

TypeResidential, quick response
MountingPendent, sidewall, concealed (by model)
Coverage areaBy model (from approved datasheet)
Required flowBy model
Temperature ratingBy model
FinishBy model
ApprovalModel listed to the residential sprinkler standard

Material Options

PartResidential sprinkler
BodyBy model
DeflectorDesigned to wet the upper walls
Thermal elementQuick response
FinishBy model

Which material? As no model listed as residential is offered in the store, the model meeting the approval standard required by the project is selected with its datasheet; a standard quick response sprinkler should not replace a residential type.

Advantages

Buys Escape Time

  • Limits heat and smoke in the first minutes

High Wall Wetting

  • Slows flame spread up the walls

Aesthetic Choice

  • Concealed and sidewall models

Home-Scale Design

  • Built for small rooms

Construction and Design Features

  • Quick response thermal element
  • Deflector that wets the upper walls
  • Threaded body
  • Pendent, sidewall or concealed cover arrangement

Write the dwelling type, room sizes and required approval standard; we will define the right residential sprinkler with its datasheet.

How to Choose?

  1. Find the approval requirementClarify the residential sprinkler standard required by the project.
  2. Measure the roomsNote each room’s size and ceiling height.
  3. Choose the mountingUse concealed or sidewall types where looks matter.
  4. Check the water supplyVerify the domestic supply can deliver the required flow.

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Why ORFA?

Since 1985Over 40 years of experience in supplying industrial piping equipment.
Technical ConsultancySupport for selecting approved sprinklers in residential projects.
Delivery from StockSprinkler connection parts shipped from stock.
Compatibility CheckWe check the chosen model’s datasheet against your room sizes.

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