Fire Alarm Valve

Description: Wet Pipe Sprinklers Wet Pipe sprinklers are the most common type of fire sprinkler systems and the most reliable, with the only operating components being the automatic sprinklers and, in some instances, the automatic alarm check valve. An automatic water supply provides water under pressure

Description: heads. The type of strainer is usually installed upstream of most of the devices in the system including the Meters, Backflow Preventers (or Detector Check Valves), and Flow Alarms, in order to protect these devices from damage caused by large particles.

• Assembly / Element: Strainer Assembly
• Applications: General Purpose
• Strainer Type: Tee Type
• Media: Liquid

Description: The Model 225 was designed to detect and suppress fires that may occur at the conveyor belt drive. Frangible glass bulb designed sprinklers are continuously on guard for the presence of fire. When the sprinkler heads open, water starts to flow thru the branch lines. The water flow is monitored

Description: procedures, valves or switches and exit routes should all be clearly discernable for emergency access. Brady B-324 BradyGlo material is a glow-in-the-dark (photoluminescent) pressure sensitive polyester. Brady B-324 is used for exit and directional signs, identification of fire alarms and extinguishers

• Type: Specialty / Other
• Backing / Base: Plastic / Film

Description: situation. This unit can be installed as a stand alone fire (CO) detection to operate the deluge valve. If an operator is operating a Pyott Boone Atmospheric Monitoring System, personnel will be alerted once the Model 7011 CO Monitor has activated the fire suppression system. Fire fighters can be dispatched

• Instrument Type: Monitor
• Mounting Type: Fixed
• Application: Confined Space Monitoring