Automatic wall sprinkler

In general, sprinkler is a fire extinguishing system that is usually installed in buildings, warehouses, industrial and commercial spaces, and other public places. This system is automatically activated by spreading water or other fire extinguishing agent if heat or fire is detected.

Sprinklers are usually installed in the ceiling or walls of a building and consist of pipes that contain water or fire extinguishing agent. Each sprinkler has a series of nozzles that automatically open when the temperature reaches the minimum required to activate them and release water or fire extinguishing agent.

Each type of sprinkler has a degree of sensitivity to temperature, and when the temperature reaches a certain threshold (usually around 57-66 degrees Celsius), its mechanism is activated and water or fire extinguishing material is released. Sprinklers are known as an advanced and effective fire extinguishing system, because they can quickly and effectively contain and control the fire, as well as prevent damage to the living environment and property.