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Sprinkler heads are rated at a specific GPM flow rate at a specific pressure. We recommend that you use 40 psi when designing your system. Example: if your sprinkler heads use 2.5 gpm @ 40 psi, then a service (20 gpm) could operate approximately 8 heads at one time.
Understanding All The Parts Of Your Sprinkler System Automatic Timer. Also known as the controller, this is the piece of your sprinkler system that will probably be located in your garage or attached to the exterior of your home or building. Electric Valves. PVC Pipe. Riser. Sprinkler Head.
ing to NFPA 25, fire sprinkler systems need to be inspected weekly, monthly, quarterly, annually, and every 5 years. Weekly Inspection of control valves and gauges for pre-action, deluge, and dry sprinkler systems.
A common rule that is followed for obstructions within 18 inches of the sprinkler deflector is the three times rule. This requires sprinklers to be positioned away from obstructions a minimum or three times the maximum dimension of the obstruction.
The 18-inch vertical clearance requirement is treated as a horizontal plane throughout the storage area or room. All materials must be stored below this horizontal plane.
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The 18-inch applies only to areas that have sprinklers installed. Picture a horizontal plane parallel to the ceiling that is 18 inches below the sprinkler heads. Nothing should be in that area between the bottom of the sprinkler heads and the imaginary horizontal plane parallel to the ceiling that is 18 inches below.
You can divide your lawn into zones by plotting out where each sprinkler head will go on a drawing. From here, you can create an imaginary spray of water covering each area. The goal is to make sure that each square space of your area gets water from the sprinkler head. Add and reduce sprinkler heads as needed.

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