Tyco Automatic Fire Sprinkler Heads

Standard Spray Sprinklers are comprised of two responses: standard and quick. Together they offer a wide range of sprinklers from which to choose when designing a standard coverage fire sprinkler system.

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Standard Spray Sprinklers are comprised of two responses: standard and quick. Together they offer a wide range of sprinklers from which to choose when designing a standard coverage fire sprinkler system.

Standard Response Sprinklers are intended for use in fire sprinkler systems designed in accordance with the installation rules recognized by the applicable Listing or Approval agency. There are two types or response elements:

  • Series TY-B bulb type sprinklers are available in a variety of attractive finishes that blend well with their surroundings. When in service, a small bubble in the fluid contained in the bulb compensates for normal temperature changes. When heated, the fluid in the bulb expands and shatters the bulb, allowing water to be discharged.
  • Series TY-L solder type sprinklers employ a link whose two sections are joined by solder with a predetermined temperature rating. Heat absorbed by the link is conducted directly to the soldered joint. When the solder melts, the link springs apart, releasing water that strikes the sprinkler deflector.

Quick Response Sprinklers are designed with a 3mm bulb or small nickel link to react more quickly at the specified temperature. They are available in pendent, upright, recessed, concealed, vertical sidewall, and horizontal sidewall styles. The narrow profile bulbs and attractive finishes of the Series TY-FRB provide specifiers with a wide variety of sprinklers for use in quick response applications. The versatile Quick Response TY-FRL Series provides the specifier with a solder type sprinkler for most commercial and industrial applications.

Applications:

  • Office Buildings
  • Banks
  • Factories
  • Libraries
  • Theaters
  • Light & Ordinary Hazard Occupancies
  • Schools