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Product Recalls in Life-Safety Systems: Who Is Responsible?
Product recalls are no longer limited to consumer goods. In recent years, components used in water-based fire protection systems, including [...]
Performance Matters: Improving Sprinkler Responsiveness After 50 Years
The 2026 edition of NFPA 25 introduces a provision that represents a meaningful advancement in life-safety protection for hotels and [...]
The First Sprinkler Save, and the Closed Valve That Delayed It
First Sprinkler Save On February 12, 1877, a fire broke out in the picker room of the American [...]
Rewriting the Rules for Nightclubs: The Fire That Reshaped Sprinkler Policy
Before 2003, sprinkler requirements for nightclubs were largely driven by building size and high occupant-load thresholds rather than by the [...]
Swimming for Fire Suppression: How a New Zealand Professor Is Raising Funds for Fire Sprinklers at Tūhura Otago Museum
When we talk about protecting our built environment and the treasures it holds, fire sprinkler systems are a cornerstone of [...]
The First Sprinkler Save: How an 1877 Mill Fire Proved the Power of Automatic Sprinklers
News & Events The First Sprinkler Save: How an 1877 Mill Fire Proved the Power of [...]