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Ultimately, the NFPA, your local AHJ, as well as your insurance company will determine whether or not you are required to have both. There are some instances where having an adequate fire sprinkler system may free you from an obligation to and maintain a fire alarm.
Smoke detectors do not generally trigger sprinkler systems. Instead, they will monitor changes in heat readings to inform their action. The reason for this is you can get smoke without a fire. For example, if there is a kitchen on the property, merely overcooking a dish could lead to unnecessary water damage.
Some include complete coverage using smoke or heat detectors while other buildings are only partially protected with smoke or heat detectors. If the building is protected with a fire sprinkler system, it is connected to the fire alarm system.
A fire sprinkler or sprinkler head is the component of a fire sprinkler system that discharges water when the effects of a fire have been detected, such as when a predetermined temperature has been exceeded. Fire sprinklers are extensively used worldwide, with over 40 million sprinkler heads fitted each year.
The International Fire Code (IFC), Section 903.4, requires valves controlling water supply for automatic sprinkler systems to be supervised by a listed fire alarm control unit. NFPA 1 and NFPA 101 contain similar requirements.

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First, despite what you may have seen in movies, pulling a Fire Alarm does not activate a buildings automatic Fire Sprinkler system. Fire Sprinklers are triggered individually when the heat from a fire causes the liquid inside a glass ampule to break inside each sprinkler head, activating only that individual unit.
In general, if a business occupancy has sprinklers, it doesnt need smoke detectors. The occupants are active, moving about and are generally aware of their surroundings. Should a fire occur, they can smell it or see smoke and will activate the manual fire alarm boxes, as well as alert others.
ing to the NFPA, working smoke alarms reduce your risk of dying in a fire by 50%! Fire sprinklers, on the other hand, work fast to reduce heat, flames, and smoke from a fire, reducing the risk of dying by as much as 80%.

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