Understand the hazard
Establish what is being protected and the conditions that influence the design.
Different buildings and assets need different approaches to controlling fire.
Sprinkler systems, water-based protection and specialist suppression begin with the application. Building use, the hazard, the protected area and the required design basis determine the route. Viking and Johnson Controls fire-protection ranges are relevant to that technical conversation.
Establish what is being protected and the conditions that influence the design.
Assess sprinkler or specialist suppression options through the responsible technical team.
Include commissioning, documentation, inspection and maintenance in the project discussion.
Storage, occupied areas and specialist equipment can present different design questions. Establish the hazard, building use and the protection objective before selecting products.
Water supply, pipework, valves, pumps or agent storage form part of the wider system. Access for inspection, servicing and future changes belongs in the design discussion.
Identify the responsible specialists, required approvals and commissioning evidence at the outset. Product approvals are relevant to defined applications and installation conditions.
Viking product examples. The responsible design team establishes the appropriate application.
Viking J-1 · DN65–DN200 range
A differential diaphragm flow-control valve for compatible deluge and sprinkler systems. This is a system component, with application and configuration established by the responsible design team.
Manufacturer detailsViking VK500 · K14 · storage application
An Early Suppression Fast Response sprinkler for relevant storage applications. Hazard, design basis, installation conditions and the technical data govern suitability.
Manufacturer detailsThe wider design can involve water supplies, pipework, valves, alarms and interfaces as well as the discharge devices. Specialist suppression may require a different protection method. We define who owns the design and coordinate the appropriate expertise before confirming the delivery scope. Equipment selection follows the application and design basis.
Have a specific site or building in mind? Start with a conversation.
Talk to the teamNo. The hazard, design basis, installation conditions and product approvals influence selection. A product photograph is an example of equipment, not a design recommendation.
Yes. Provide the building use, asset or room, existing protection and project stage so the relevant technical discussion can be arranged.
Connect the building’s fire strategy to a detection and alarm system people can operate and maintain.
Make servicing, faults and remedial actions easier for your building team to manage.
Bring system records, maintenance findings and outstanding actions into a view your team can use.
Tell us the location, the task and the timescale. We’ll connect you with the relevant team.