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Fire Sprinklers Can Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Building Fires by 98 Percent, Research Finds. Study released on April 13, 2010 from FM Global and Home Fire Sprinkler Coalition Finds Other Environmental Benefits Too
One At-A-Time Activation
This is probably the single most miss-conception surrounding the residential sprinkler. Only one sprinkler will activate at a time, and that sprinkler will be the one closest to the fire. Don’t be misled by what you see in the movies.
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