Does Your Building Contain Recalled Sprinkler Heads? - Fire

Fire sprinkler systems save lives, but only if they are operable and fully functional. The head of a fire sprinkler system is the component of the system that discharges water when smoke/fire is detected. A fire protection technician must inspect a sprinkler system to identify if there are any recalled sprinkler heads in your building.

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