Automatic Sprinkler Company Ireland Ltd. provide a broad range of systems.

A Wet Pipe
 System schematic

• The Wet System is an installation where the sprinkler pipes are constantly charged with water under pressure. It is the simplest and most widely used system, and because the water can be available immediately a sprinkler operates, it is the speediest system to come into action.

   

A Dry Pipe
 System 
schematic

• A Dry Pipe Sprinkler System is one in which pipes are filled with pressurized air or nitrogen, rather than water. This air holds a remote valve, known as a dry pipe valve, in a closed position. Located in a heated space, the dry-pipe valve prevents water from entering the pipe until a fire causes one or more sprinklers to operate. Once this happens, the air escapes and the dry pipe valve releases. Water then enters the pipe, flowing through open sprinklers onto the fire. 

A Deluge System 
schematic

• Water spray systems are designed to direct water at a required density, from nozzles having predetermined patterns to completely discharge water onto the hazard surface being protected. They are designed for use in a variety of special hazards applications including flammable and combustible liquid hazards, transformers and turbines

A Pre Action System
schematic

• A pre-action sprinkler system consists of a sprinkler system and an electrical detection system with water held back by the pre-action valve and pressurized air in the sprinkler pipework. In the event of the operation of the electrical detection system the pre-action valve operates and allows water into the sprinkler pipe work.

   

An ESFR Sprinkler 
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• Early Suppression Fast Response

  Around 1990 EARLY SUPPRESSION FAST RESPONSE (ESFR) sprinkler systems began being installed in warehouses and distribution centres. An ESFR sprinkler system is located in the ceiling structure yet for many categories of product offers fire protection better than in-rack systems.

A Foam Water system
schematic

• Foam-water sprinkler systems are installed to protect structures, equipment and facilities where a potential hazard for two dimensional flammable liquid fire exists. These systems can provide prevention, extinguishment, control and/or exposure protection, depending on the application.

A Dry Chemical system
schematic

Dry Chemical Fire Suppression

• A Dry Chemical Fire Suppression System can extinguish a fire to get you back in production quickly. This system is designed to protect from a wide variety of hazards involving flammable liquids, wood and paper, and energized electrical equipment. The most common agents used in the Dry Chemical System are ABC or BC type powder.

A Dry Pipe Riser system
schematic

Wet & Dry Pipe Riser System

• Wet and Dry Riser Systems are essentially stand pipe system and comprise fixed piping , fittings, valves, fixings and associated Fire Fighting Equipment primarily landing valves that delivers water from a reliable water supply to designated areas of buildings where hoses can be deployed for fire fighting. Such systems are typically provided in high-rise and large scale buildings.