-
Anonymous users2024-01-23The fire sprinkler head is meters away from the ground, and now I want to do the ceiling meters from the ground, and the fire sprinkler can be next (remove the sprinkler head, lengthen the fire galvanized pipe or remove the original vertical downward galvanized pipe to replace the entire section of the galvanized pipe), but the lengthened pipeline must be tested to ensure that the connection does not leak. If the specification does not stipulate the connection length of each section of the galvanized pipe, as long as the installed fire pipe reaches the test pressure.
-
Anonymous users2024-01-22Of course, there is a distance requirement between the sprinkler heads, a distance requirement from the side wall, and no requirement from the ground.
-
Anonymous users2024-01-21Yes, you can extend the lower lead line of the sprinkler head.
-
Anonymous users2024-01-20Experts say yes, the same question has been asked before.
-
Anonymous users2024-01-19It can be connected downward, pay attention to reasonable layout and spacing.
If this requires a suspended ceiling, this one needs to be matched with a suspended ceiling.
High gauge and strip, less than 5 toilets can not be set up spray, if the toilet is greater than 5, need to set up spray.
The place of the sprinkler head is changed to a cross, make an upper sprinkler head, 10 cm away from the floor slab, and then lead a lower sprinkler head to the ceiling.
Nope! After you do this, the fire department cannot be accepted and delivered.
In places with suspended ceilings, the sprinkler heads are arranged under the ceiling, and they can be arranged at a certain distance and equal distance according to the danger level of the building. The sprinkler head is available in a droop type or a ceiling type. In places without suspended ceilings, spray on the sprinkler. >>>More