Is there any consistency as to what part of the hotel these
activations occur? One floor? One side of the corridor? windows
facing in a certain direction? Room style? Time of year? Time of day?
Guest complaints about these rooms (other than excess water)? Is the
building haunted?
At 09:18 AM 7/12/2007, you wrote:
Ask the hotel cleaning people...the maids or housekeeper...if they are
trying to dust or vacuum the sprinklers to keep them clean.
Maybe they are using the sprinklers to hang something while cleaning the
rooms.
heck, it's early in the morning and I'm just making up stuff before my
coffee kicks in.
rick matsuda
city of dallas
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Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 8:10 AM
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Subject: RE: Premature activation
Dave,
The property does not have a fire pump, and the system is not a grid or
a
loop. In no case was there a diffuser or any other appliance near the
sprinkler that would cause a fluctuation in ambient temperature. All
activations were while the rooms were occupied, but at different times
of
the day.
These facts are what lead me to believe the problem is someone
physically
damaging the element.
Mike Wisneski
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