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How to Prevent Accidental Flooding From a Fire Sprinkler

    • 1). Remove heat sources, such as candles and other open flames, from the room where the sprinkler is located. Sprinkler triggers are designed to break at about 155 degrees, so it's important to keep rooms well under that temperature.

    • 2). Keep all objects away from the sprinkler heads. The glass triggers can be easily broken by a broom or other object that you might be using to clean around a sprinkler head.

    • 3). Install sprinkler head guard cages around each head. These cages create a buffer to prevent objects from breaking the trigger. Cages can be installed simply by pressing the base around the sprinkler, or by using three small set screws that attach to the ceiling around the head.

    • 4). Have your sprinklers tested by a professional once a year. Testing a fire sprinkler is not something you can do yourself. A certified sprinkler inspector will make sure no parts on the sprinkler are wearing out, which could lead to a flood.

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