50 Million Installed Sprinkler Heads In Fire Sprinkler Systems Around The World: That’s Experience
Since 1881 when we patented the first automatic sprinkler, we have proudly stood at the forefront of fire safety innovation.
Our legacy of excellence continues to push the boundaries of fire suppression technology, with constant innovations being made to our fire sprinkler systems to protect your facility against fire.
If you’re looking for a code-compliant and cost-effective fire sprinkler system for your business, look no further. We can tailor a solution that perfectly fits your unique needs, regardless of size, complexity, or industry.
Why Johnson Controls?
Whether you need a freestanding or integrated fire sprinkler system, our team can configure a new or retrofit solution that meets your unique environment’s specifications.
Long-term servicing, ease of expansion, and future upgrades are all considered in the design of our fire sprinkler systems, helping our solutions to align with all building manager and insurer requirements. We take into account LEED points and keep our pricing competitive, so you can keep your building safe without going over budget.
From planning and installation to acceptance testing and ongoing services, we offer comprehensive support for your fire sprinkler system. No matter the location of your facility or the number of properties you own, we deliver high-quality, cost-effective solutions to keep you and your facility protected.
More reasons why you should choose Johnson Controls as your Fire Sprinklers partner.
Cost-effective Fire Safety
We are proud to offer competitive pricing on our fire sprinkler systems and services, along with financing options, to help you spread the cost.
Expert Fire Sprinkler System Knowledge
Design centres, comprehensive services, and NICET-certified technicians mean you can keep your Fire Suppression Solution in compliance.
Total Project Management
From planning to installation, acceptance testing, and follow-on services, Johnson Controls helps you find the best solution, from the initial design and installation of your fire sprinkler system and beyond.
Experience Across All Sectors
Our expertise in Fire Sprinkler Systems spans a wide range of property types and sectors, including:
Additional Benefits:
- Stay ahead with updates on national standards through our participation in NFPA committees
- Access over 1700 NICET-certified inspectors for efficient and safe service of your fire sprinkler systems
- Explore opportunities for LEED points to yield tax incentives
- Simplify turnkey retrofit projects with project managers overseeing all necessary subcontractors
- Ensure compliance with system reconfiguration and piping enhancements
- Have your fire sprinkler system expertly installed by fully-trained fitters
- Spread the cost over time with flexible financing, allowing vital fire protection without delay
- Create a comprehensive fire safety solution with our Fire Detection Solutions
What are the different types of Fire Sprinkler System?
There are several different types of sprinkler system, one of which will be ideally suited to your business.
Response Type
Sprinklers are produced with two different response types: standard and quick. Together they offer an extensive range from which to choose from when designing a system.
Special Protection
If you need a fire sprinkler system with additional protection, from Dry Agents for unheated areas to Gaseous Agents & Fire Control Panels, we can help you choose the best option for your needs.
Spray Coverage
Find the perfect fire sprinkler system for your application, including extended coverage and Special Hazard Nozzles or Mist Sprays.
What Type of System is Right for Your Business?
We Design, Install, Commission, Service and Maintain systems in accordance with the following recognized standards: LPC Rules incorporating BSEN 12845, FM Global and NFPA13.
Dependent upon the environment which requires to be protected we will determine if a Wet, Dry Pre-Action or Deluge System is the best option for your needs.
Our experts can assist in specifying the Hazard Classification for your facility in order that the most effective system may be installed dependent upon the risk.
