None of the people in the film are firemen, they are our employees, wearing what is required by employment law, which is ridiculous in a real situation.
if you are on a 10 storey hotel and searching for an activation, this tool will save 1000's of damage. remember you cant turn the water off until you know that there is not a fire. Also, no one can re enter the building until the sprinkler is reinstated, so every one has to evacuate. With this fitted the building can be re occupied whilst awaiting a sprinkler engineer. I am in the industry, I guess you are not?
you know , you are supposed to know where the shutoff valve and drain is at !!!! must be a scab that came up with this idea , only a scab would have a idea like this ,!!!!! road toad local union 669
may come in handy in some situations, one of those in the back of the van if required but totally agree with the other comments - dont want amateurs messing around with systems though must laugh at the rainjackets n hats used ,
Interesting idea... Most AHJs wouldn't allow its use though. Once the sprinkler is "plugged" and no longer sprays, people all too easily leave it at that, neglecting to get it repaired. I could see them using 6 or 7 of those before they got their system repaired. "I AIN'T GONNA CALL THE SPRINKLER TECHNICIANS! I'LL DO IT MYSELF DAMNIT!"
Lets see your video actors do that off a 10 foot ladder with real pump pressure, no rain gear and live electrical components all around them. As a Union Fitter I encourage safety on all construction sites. A control valve is a must for every valve room PERIOD. Encouraging occupants to tinker with systems is unlawful and dangerous.
As a member of Sprinkler Fitters Local 669 for 20 years, I would have to say this product is not practical. During installation & testing of systems I would prefer to throw down a trash can , shut the control valve and replace the damaged head as opposed to drenching my bibs and hoping the foreman allows me go home to change and as hsfireprotectionnz has mentioned when large diesel pumps kick on it is not safe to hold a tool in the flow path unless you want and injury!
We have tested to over 1200 kPa without any problems. The dome is 15mm so we would need to make a bigger dome for your application. Its not a problem as they screw in.
Grow up
patpearl1 1 day ago
the water didn't stop completely, you just stopped the video.
ur2dum2noe 2 days ago
*hits sprinkler*
OH, DAMIT!
dickcheney6 3 weeks ago
damit man
Marineinftry 3 weeks ago
best....name for a tool ever
tocaracer06 2 months ago
None of the people in the film are firemen, they are our employees, wearing what is required by employment law, which is ridiculous in a real situation.
patpearl1 2 months ago
you needed firemen to demonstrate this?
smithyboi6 2 months ago
I find this tool very useful
axion11399 3 months ago
Damit, The sprinkler went off, where are you!?!
dubcars101 6 months ago
only a person without knowledge of the industry could make such an inane comment
patpearl1 7 months ago
if you are on a 10 storey hotel and searching for an activation, this tool will save 1000's of damage. remember you cant turn the water off until you know that there is not a fire. Also, no one can re enter the building until the sprinkler is reinstated, so every one has to evacuate. With this fitted the building can be re occupied whilst awaiting a sprinkler engineer. I am in the industry, I guess you are not?
patpearl1 6 months ago
by the time you go and get it, set it up and finally stand under the filthy water coming out why not just turn off the main stop.
deadfish30 7 months ago
Seal the f**king fire sprinkler DAMIT!
MIKON8ERISBACK 11 months ago
Fucking dammit! lol
MrThenewyork 1 year ago
yea okkk!!! i wanna see you do that with 175psi! lmao
cherrysg1 1 year ago
Damit lol
sonicxlc123 1 year ago
this is a joke tbh ...and damn right dangerous with high pressure systems
steve99750 1 year ago
you know , you are supposed to know where the shutoff valve and drain is at !!!! must be a scab that came up with this idea , only a scab would have a idea like this ,!!!!! road toad local union 669
woodsmorning 1 year ago
@woodsmorning you union guys must all be layed off by now
ogjoec 11 months ago
@ogjoec You must be the scab woodsmorning was talking about.
leeuniv4495 11 months ago
@woodsmorning thats why on the local 669 website you have unemployment forms in your links area
ogjoec 11 months ago
god fucking damit!
dembkomj 1 year ago
Does this work with all heads? uprights, sidewall, concealed??
Tremleypt 1 year ago
Damit! LOL
SecretService80 2 years ago
Dammit.
WhelenVTXR2 2 years ago
may come in handy in some situations, one of those in the back of the van if required but totally agree with the other comments - dont want amateurs messing around with systems though must laugh at the rainjackets n hats used ,
trottaessex 2 years ago
Interesting idea... Most AHJs wouldn't allow its use though. Once the sprinkler is "plugged" and no longer sprays, people all too easily leave it at that, neglecting to get it repaired. I could see them using 6 or 7 of those before they got their system repaired. "I AIN'T GONNA CALL THE SPRINKLER TECHNICIANS! I'LL DO IT MYSELF DAMNIT!"
zeebov9 2 years ago 2
gameicy i agree also 669 member buffalo ny
sprinky6699 2 years ago
GOD DAMMIT
BFMVpwnage5168 2 years ago
DAMIT! burned my house down. seriously, it failed.
TheZmanShow 2 years ago
Lets see your video actors do that off a 10 foot ladder with real pump pressure, no rain gear and live electrical components all around them. As a Union Fitter I encourage safety on all construction sites. A control valve is a must for every valve room PERIOD. Encouraging occupants to tinker with systems is unlawful and dangerous.
GameICY 2 years ago
As a member of Sprinkler Fitters Local 669 for 20 years, I would have to say this product is not practical. During installation & testing of systems I would prefer to throw down a trash can , shut the control valve and replace the damaged head as opposed to drenching my bibs and hoping the foreman allows me go home to change and as hsfireprotectionnz has mentioned when large diesel pumps kick on it is not safe to hold a tool in the flow path unless you want and injury!
GameICY 2 years ago
damit l o l
crazybeavers155 2 years ago
We have tested to over 1200 kPa without any problems. The dome is 15mm so we would need to make a bigger dome for your application. Its not a problem as they screw in.
hsfireprotectionnz 3 years ago
so what happens when you have a 20mm orifice??, and a diesel pump that punches out 1250kpa???
leeskitty87 3 years ago 2
I know a kid who could of used that. lol
meh669 3 years ago