Greg, 
One drawback that I see is future service work by another contractor,
thinking that the entire floor is isolated by the FCV and having that one
LIVE vertical branchline feeding all the utility closets.  Could be a
problem.

John R. O'Connor
National Fire Sprinklers, Inc.
Nashville  TN   


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Sent: Friday, February 13, 2009 1:48 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: water source heat pumps

OK gang I need some advice hopefully based on experience.

We are doing an independent hotel  that is being constructed more like a
typical condominium. In the far end of each unit (room), there is a small
enclosed closet without a door, but with a removable cover that houses a
Water Source Heat Pump. 

I have assumed sprinkler will be required up to this point but I am open to
comments on that. There is NO WAY to get concealed piping to the closet at
this time. The Building is 9 Stories tall with separate FCV's on each floor
etc.

My Question is can I feed these closets like a shaft from the 1st floor
system all of the way up in order to avoid a lot of grief and trouble to get
the owner to add soffits in every Unit?

All comments welcome except those that point out something painfully obvious
I may be missing.

Greg McGahan
Operations Manager

Living Water Fire Protection
1160 McKenzie Road
P.O. Box 877
Cantonment, Florida 32533
(850) 937.1850 | Fax (850) 937.1852 | Cell (850) 554.3231
[email protected]

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