Radiant heat heats objects not air. If the sprinkler is in the path of the 
infrared, it may be an issue. The yoga studio I go to has radiant ceiling 
panels that heat the room up to 90 degrees plus. I believe the sprinklers are 
ordinary temperature, but I will check when I am over there next
  
  
  
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> On Aug 24, 2017 at 5:11 PM,  <Roland Huggins 
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>   What Joe said.    Normal separation distances are based on convection (aka 
> air flow) whereas panels operate by radiant heat exchange that can extend 
> long distances.    Case in point, big box stores often have them at the 
> entrance where they are 20 ft in the air but yet it still feels nice and 
> toasty on the floor beneath it.    I must confess this issue has never popped 
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