Dry Pipe Fire Systems

Instead of being filled with water, the dry pipe system is filled with pressurized air or nitrogen. The air or gas will hold the dry pipe water valve in a closed position, preventing water from entering the pipes. However, should a fire break out, the sprinklers activate and the air is released, taking pressure off the valve and allowing water to flow to the sprinkler heads.

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Dry Pipe Fire Sprinkler Systems Advantages

Protects Water Sensitive Areas

Dry pipe sprinkler systems provide automatic protection in spaces where freezing is possible. Typical dry pipe installations include unheated warehouses and attics, outside exposed loading docks and within commercial freezers.

Common Uses for Dry Pipe

The most common uses for dry sprinklers include:

Drive-through loading areas or loading docks
Unheated warehouses
Garden or supply centers
Walk-in refrigerators, commercial freezers, and cooler boxes
Exposed parking garages
Unconditioned attics
Places with water-sensitive storage

Experts in Installation

Panhandle Fire Protection has many years of experience in installing dry pipe systems with expertise and on time. Homeowners, business owners and general contractors choose us because they know the system will be installed on budget and without any hiccups.

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