Fire Fighting Systems / Sprinklers

Automatic Water Sprinkler Systems

Falcon Power supplies Wet Pipe and Dry Pipe Sprinkler Systems for buildings and facilities that require automatic water-based fire protection.

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Wet Pipe • Dry Pipe • Automatic Sprinklers

Automatic Operation Sprinklers activate individually when exposed to rated fire temperature.

Wet Pipe Pipes are connected to water and ready for discharge after sprinkler activation.

Dry Pipe Pipes contain compressed air or nitrogen until fire heat opens the sprinkler.

Project Design System selection depends on building use, temperature, risk level, and layout.

System Types

Available Automatic Sprinkler Systems

The main selection depends on whether the protected area can keep water inside the pipes safely, or requires compressed air or nitrogen because of low-temperature conditions.

Water Sprinkler System

Wet Pipe Sprinkler System

A Wet Pipe Sprinkler System is connected to water through the pipe network. Sprinklers are installed along the pipes and activate automatically when the surrounding temperature reaches the sprinkler’s rated activation point.

Used where water can remain inside the pipes safely
Each sprinkler activates separately when exposed to enough heat
Common temperature ratings include 68°C, 73°C, 93°C, and other ratings based on requirement
Many sprinkler heads discharge around 20–25 gallons per minute

Air / Nitrogen Sprinkler System

Dry Pipe Sprinkler System

A Dry Pipe Sprinkler System is filled with compressed air or nitrogen. When heat from a fire opens the sprinkler, the air is released and water flows into the pipe network to discharge through the open sprinkler.

Used in areas where wet pipe systems are difficult to install
Suitable for locations exposed to freezing temperatures
Water is held back until sprinkler activation releases air pressure
Commonly selected for colder or special-condition areas

System Selection

Wet Pipe or Dry Pipe: which system fits the project?

Both systems work automatically, but the pipe condition and installation environment are different.

Water in Pipes

Wet pipe systems keep water inside the pipes. Dry pipe systems keep air or nitrogen inside the pipes until activation.

Temperature Conditions

Wet pipe systems are suitable for normal temperature areas. Dry pipe systems are used where freezing risk exists.

Activation Method

Both activate by heat at the sprinkler head, but dry pipe systems release air first before water reaches the open sprinkler.

Request Details

What clients should confirm before requesting sprinkler systems.

To check the suitable sprinkler system, share the building type, area use, ceiling height, temperature conditions, drawings, and project specifications.

System type Confirm whether the project requires Wet Pipe, Dry Pipe, or a review to decide the right system.

Area temperature Temperature conditions matter because dry pipe systems are used where freezing can affect a normal wet pipe network.

Layout and drawings Ceiling height, coverage area, hazard classification, and pipe routing affect sprinkler selection and design.

Design and approval The final system should match hydraulic calculations, sprinkler spacing, flow requirements, and project approval documents.

Need Automatic Water Sprinkler System details?

Send the system type, project drawings, protected area details, and project location to Falcon Power to check the suitable sprinkler solution.

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