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Figure  10 - Minimum Distance Between Sprinklers on Intersecting Ceilings

First verify that “D” is “Acceptable” or “Obstructed” per
Figure 12 for the horizontal ceiling sprinkler and Figure 13
for the sloped ceiling sprinkler.  If “Acceptable”, Figure 10
applies.  If “Obstructed”, per Figure 12 or 13, then “D” is to
be considered the area of coverage.  The minimum distance
between sprinklers is measured horizontally.  Staggering
sprinklers will help maintain maximum horizontal distances
in difficult situations.  Dimension “B” is measured along the
slope.  For angles greater than 60

°

, verify with Central's

Technical Services Department.

B — See “E” for minimum spacing.  Maximum Listed

spacing that the sprinkler was calculated for.

D — Distance to intersecting ceiling.

E — NFPA minimum of 8'-0" (when minimum of 8' cannot

be obtained due to “B”, a baffle must be installed
between these sprinklers to obstruct the discharge
and prevent cold-solder) see “B” for maximum.

F — Acceptable for angles 0

°

 to 60

°

.

D

E

D

F

B

Figure  11 -  Sprinkler Location on Sloped Ceiling Intersecting a Flat Ceiling

First verify that “D” is “Acceptable” or “Obstructed” per
Figure 13.  If “Acceptable”, Figure 11 applies.  If “Ob-
structed”, additional sprinklers will be necessary to protect
the flat ceiling area.  Dimension “A” is measured along the
slope. For angles greater than 60

°

, verify with Central's

Technical Services Department.

A — NFPA minimum of 4", maximum 1/2 of the Listed

spacing that the sprinkler was calculated for.

C — Maximum 3'-0" vertically from the peak.

D — Refer to Figure 13.

F — Acceptable for angles 0

°

 to 60

°

.

A

D

C

A

Figure  12 - Obstruction to Discharge by Intersecting Sloped Ceiling

If “D” is “Obstructed” per Figure 12 Graph, then “D” is to
be considered the area of coverage and additional
sprinklers along the sloped ceiling will be necessary.
Only if “D” is “Acceptable” can “A” be considered 1/2 of
the maximum Listed spacing that the sprinkler was
calculated for.  Dimension “A” is measured along the
slope.

A — Maximum 1/2 of the Listed spacing that the sprinkler

was calculated for.

D — Distance to intersecting sloped ceiling.

F — Acceptable for angles 0

°

 to 60

°

.

D

A

F

0

°

     4

°

     8

°

     12

°

   16

°

    20

°

    24

°

    28

°

    32

°

   36

°

   40

°

  44

°

   48

°

   52

°

   56

°

   60

°

10'

9'

8'

6'

5'

4'

3'

2'

1'

7'

"D"

(in feet)

"F"

(in degrees)

Obstructed

Acceptable

20' x 20'

18' x 18'

16' x 16'

14' x 14'

12' x 12'

OBSOLETE

Summary of Contents for CENTRAL BVR-2

Page 1: ...es apart ments dormitories and hotels They are to be used in wet pipe residential sprinkler systems for one and two family dwellings and mobile homes per NFPA 13D wet pipe residential sprinkler system...

Page 2: ...equirements for NFPA 13D NFPA 13R Occupancies Minimum Design Flow Coverage Multiple Area Single Sprinkler Sprinklers 12 x 12 13 GPM 9 1 psi 11 5 GPM 7 1 psi 3 7 x 3 7m 49 2 lpm 0 63 bar 43 5 lpm 0 49...

Page 3: ...and with pipe thread sealant applied to the pipe threads hand tighten the sprinkler into the sprinkler fitting Step 3 Wrench tighten the sprinkler using only a BV Sprinkler Wrench 1099 Ref Figure 3 T...

Page 4: ...nsion minimum of 4 maximum 1 2 of the Listed spacing that the sprinkler was calculated for i e 18 x 18 spacing is maximum of 9 0 from a wall B For angles 0 to 39 minimum B 8 0 For angles 40 to 45 mini...

Page 5: ...he minimum distance between sprinklers is measured horizon tally shown as dimension E Staggering the sprinklers will help maintain minimum horizontal distances in difficult situations Dimensions A and...

Page 6: ...secting a Flat Ceiling First verify that D is Acceptable or Obstructed per Figure 13 If Acceptable Figure 11 applies If Ob structed additional sprinklers will be necessary to protect the flat ceiling...

Page 7: ...nkler systems must be maintained at a minimum temperature of 40 F 4 C to prevent freezing and bursting of the pipe and or sprinklers Automatic sprinklers are not to be tested with a heat source Operat...

Page 8: ...d relative to any questions It is recommended that automatic sprinkler systems be inspected tested and maintained by a qualified Inspection Service Products manufactured by Tyco Fire Products are warr...

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