Extended Coverage Sidewall Fire Sprinkler K5.6 UL

Description

Introduction

The unbranded extended coverage horizontal sidewall sprinkler is a vital component of modern fire suppression systems designed for efficiency and safety. This specialized fire protection head is engineered to provide quick response activation while protecting significantly larger areas than standard sprinkler heads can reach.

Key Features

Quick response heat sensitive liquid glass bulb for rapid activation
Horizontal sidewall mounting design for easy wall installation
Standard K-factor of 5.6 for efficient and consistent water distribution
Available in multiple temperature ratings including 57, 68, 79, and 93 degrees Celsius
Durable high-quality finishes available in Brass, Chrome, and White
UL Listed for certified safety and reliable fire protection performance
Half-inch NPT threaded connection for standard piping compatibility

 Benefits

Using this extended coverage sprinkler allows you to protect large rooms with fewer sprinkler heads, which effectively reduces piping costs and total installation time. The quick response technology ensures that the sprinkler activates at the earliest stages of a fire, providing essential life-saving protection and minimizing potential property damage. Because it is mounted on the wall rather than the ceiling, it is ideal for rooms where ceiling space is limited or where aesthetic preferences require a more discreet placement. The wide range of temperature ratings allows for customization based on the specific environmental needs of your building, ensuring the system only activates when truly necessary.

 Usage / How to Use

This sprinkler is specifically designed for use in light hazard and ordinary hazard applications such as hotels, office buildings, schools, and modern residential complexes. It must be mounted horizontally on a wall with the deflector oriented properly according to the manufacturer guidelines to ensure correct spray patterns. Professional installation by a certified fire protection contractor is required to connect the NPT threads to the fire water supply line. Once the system is pressurized, the glass bulb remains intact until the ambient temperature reaches the specific rating of the head. At that point, the bulb breaks, releasing the seal and allowing the water to discharge in an extended coverage pattern.