Sprinkler systems

ARA Fire offers a comprehensive range of sprinkler system products, designed to meet the unique needs and requirements of various industry requirements and building specifications.

Fire sprinkler systems play a vital role in safeguarding lives and property against the devastating impact of fires. These systems are a critical component of fire safety measures in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings across Australia.

One of the key benefits is their ability to suppress fires quickly and efficiently. By releasing water directly onto the flames, they can control and sometimes extinguish fires before emergency responders arrive, reducing the risk of injuries and property damage.

Installed and maintained by ARA, fire sprinkler systems in Australia are essential tools in the fight against fires, saving lives and property while adhering to strict regulations and standards. Their importance in enhancing fire safety cannot be overstated, making them a fundamental element of the nation’s built environment.

Our selection of cutting-edge fire protection systems includes:

• Wet pipe sprinkler systems: the most common and reliable system featuring automatic sprinkler heads connected to a network of pressurised water-filled pipes, these systems are suitable for a wide range of commercial and industrial applications.
• Dry pipe sprinkler systems: designed for environments with freezing temperatures, these systems use pressurised air or nitrogen to keep water out of the pipes until a fire is detected, minimising the risk of pipe bursts.
• Pre-action sprinkler systems: ideal for high-value or sensitive environments such as data centres and museums, these systems require dual activation (typically a combination of smoke detection and sprinkler head activation) to release water, reducing the risk of accidental discharge.
• Deluge sprinkler systems: these systems are suitable for high-hazard applications, such as chemical storage or processing facilities, these systems release large volumes of water simultaneously across a designated area to suppress fires rapidly.