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Fire Sprinkler Demonstration

Ruben Solorzano a Fire Inspector with the Huntington Beach Fire Department explains how a fire sprinkler system works and what you need to do in case of an activation. Inspector Solorzano will discuss how the sprinkler system is installed and what it looks like when a sprinkler head activates. He will use his display to show how the water is tied into your domestic water system and what a concealed fire sprinkler head looks like. You will hear the fire sprinkler water bell sound and the interconnected fire alarm system activate. When the fire alarm in your home activates leave immediately, know two ways out and once outside call 9-1-1 from your cell phone or a neighbors phone. Did you know if your system activates only the fire sprinkler heads that reach the required temperature of 130-200° F will go off. The fire sprinklers for residential applications are meant to control the spread of the fire and prevent flashover. Only licensed C-16 contractors experienced with NFPA 13D, Standard for the Installation of Sprinkler Systems, should install home fire sprinklers, either in new construction or as part of a retrofit, to ensure that they are installed properly. If a fire does occur, facts show that the closest sprinkler will automatically activate when the temperature reaches 135-165° F, controlling the fire within the 9-12 minutes fire departments typically need to arrive on the scene. This 24-hour protection is a small price to pay when saving your home. Facts: More than 2,500 people die in home fires each year. If a home fire occurs, the risk of dying decreases by about 80% when the home is equipped with a fire sprinkler system. NFPA Flyer - https://www.nfpa.org/-/media/Files/Pu... HBFD Virtual Open house - http://www.HBFDOpenHouse.com #HuntingtonBeach #HBFD #FirePreventionWeek #HBFDOpenHouse