I've seen it done from those doing the same thing...trying to cut costs
of the system. However, I don't see in NFPA 13 where that is an
acceptable installation. But, I could be wrong.
In all reality from a practical view, it seems to make sense. A similar
arrangement is often used for elevators and elevator machine rooms.
Travis Mack, SET
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On 6/15/2015 8:09 AM, teemsprinkdave wrote:
Needing a little help, I have a customer wanting to make a small room into a
computer server room. One sprinkler in the room. Has anybody used a solenoid
valve, normally closed, and activated by a heat detector? Trying to save the
expense of a pre-action system.
DAVE GROVER
Teem Sprinkler Co.
Superintendent
NFPA 25 Level II Inspector
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