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Division 16 to determine if a Fire Alarm and Detection system is specified. If so,
coordinate system connections.
5. If applicable, Contractor shall verify kitchen exhaust hood fire suppression
requirements with general contractor and kitchen design consultant. Contractor
shall provide all water supply piping, sprinkler heads if required, valves, backflow
protection, supervisory switches and related wiring.
D. Submittal and Approvals
1. Prepare drawings of fire protection systems indicating pipe sizes, pipe locations, head
layouts and type, fittings, shutoff values, equipment, fire department connections, etc.
The design, hydraulic calculations and subsequent drawings shall reflect all modifications
and extensions to existing piping equipment and head layout. Indicate elevations, slopes,
floor and wall penetrations, drains, etc.
2. Submit to all Agencies having jurisdiction for approval. Submit to Owner insurance carrier
for approval if required. AFTER THE DOCUMENTS HAVE BEEN APPROVED BY ALL
REVIEWING AGENCIES, SUBMIT THE APPROVED COPIES BEARING STAMPS
AND/OR SIGNATURES OF FIRE MARSHAL OR AGENCY HAVING JURISDICTION
TO THE ARCHITECT FOR THEIR USE, BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH
INSTALLATION.
3. Submit pipe and sprinkler head layout, (shop drawings), to the Architect for their approval
prior to installing any material. Allow ten (10) working days for review by the Architect.
PART 2. - PRODUCTS
2.1 A. The following is a general guideline on types of sprinkler heads and their recommended
usage. Final design will need to be approved by local inspector and coordinated with
Architect and Owner.
1. Decorative lobbies: Fully concealed sprinkler heads with only ceiling plate visible.
Cover plate shall be factory finished in white.
2. In all spaces with finished ceilings: Recessed chrome plated sprinkler.
3. All areas where piping will be exposed without finished ceilings: Exposed
sprinklers, brass finish.
4. High areas with/finished ceilings: Exposed sprinklers, chrome finish with
matching escutcheon.
5. Areas exposed to high humidity or weather: Corrosion-proof (polyester coated)
sprinklers with matching escutcheon.
6. Extended coverage where possible, on concealed piping in areas with finished
ceilings. Concealed type in decorative lobbies. Recessed in all other areas with
finished ceilings, on concealed piping: Extended coverage sprinklers to be
concealed with white cover plates in finished areas. Sidewall, recessed, white
with white escutcheon for concealed piping and upright or pendent sprinklers with
brass finish in areas with exposed piping.
7. Decks, canopies, small unheated interior spaces and attics: Dry type sprinklers
pendent, recessed concealed or horizontal sidewall, or fast response.
06/25/09 FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM (PERFORMANCE BASED)
15300-2