Home Safety > How Fire Sprinklers work?

Home fire sprinklers are technologically very advanced, but the basic way they work is very simple. Fire sprinklers have no moving parts and act simply as a water plug that releases at a particular temperature. Click Below to see how it works.

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• Fire hoses, on average, use eight-and-a-half times more water than sprinklers do to contain a fire.
  
  
  • According to the Scottsdale Report, a 15-year study of fire sprinkler effectiveness, a fire sprinkler uses, on average, 341 gallons of water to control a fire. Firefighters, on average, use 2,935.
    
    Reduced water damage is a major source of savings for homeowners.