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Posted: Friday, July 5, 2013 2:56 pm | Updated: 3:02 pm, Fri Jul 5, 2013.
Sprinkler system spares Perryville-area townhouse from major fire damage By Carl Hamilton cahamilton@cecilwhig.com Cecil Daily
A townhouse near Perryville sustained several thousand dollars worth of damage on Wednesday after a malfunctioning clothes dryer triggered a blaze, but it could have been much worse, according to the Maryland State Fire Marshal's Office.
Investigators are crediting a sprinkler system with taming the flames before they spread throughout the residence in the unit block of Starboard Court, leaving responding firefighters with little to do but vent the place and perform a safety check, fire officials reported.
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By Jo Ciavaglia Staff writer
Posted: Friday, July 5, 2013 10:00 am | Updated: 10:42 am, Fri Jul 5, 2013.
Sprinkler system contained fire at building on DOW property By Jo Ciavaglia Staff writer PhillyBurbs.com
BRISTOL TOWNSHIP A small fire in a storage room in a building on the Dow chemical property in Bristol Township was quickly placed under control Thursday.
The fire was reported shortly before 4 p.m. in the Dow emulsion building, Bristol Township Fire Marshal Kevin Dippolito said. The cause of the fire was a short in a florescent light ceiling fixture that ignited cardboard boxes in the room.
The building was closed at the time of the fire, and its internal sprinkler system contained the fire to the room, Dippolito said.
There were no injures and no chemicals escaped, he added.
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McCall, ID (PRWEB) June 28, 2013
LawnbeltUSA Inc. announces a new watering kit has been added to their (do-it-yourself (DIY) sprinkler system store. Lawnbelt is an in-ground watering system allows homeowners to install a sprinkler system just inches below the turf without digging trenches.
The sprinkler conduit is manufacturer here in the U.S. and can be combined with any 1/2" sprinkler head. The system also attaches to an existing outdoor faucet and requires no plumbing experience to install.
The lawn sprinkler company just today added unique sprinkler head called a Rotator to its product line. The new sprayer attaches to a Lawnbelt proprietary part called U Fitting (shaped like a U with an auto drain underneath to allow water to excape when sprinkler is turned off).
President Larry Burke explains, "This unique design allows the system to automatically drain after each watering cycle so that it requires no weatherization. The new sprinkler head and body simply screw onto the fitting"
This new sprinkler head delivers maximum coverage even when water pressure is low. The multi-rotating sprinkler head throws multiple streams of water at a distance reaching over 25 feet.
The Rotator System not only runs at low pressure and low volume but it also saves water the company says.
Larry Burke, President of LawnbeltUSA remarks, "in our testing it has shown that water usage can be reduced by up to nearly one-third of current levels when conventional sprays are replaced with Stream Rotator Sprinklers. This kit comes at no better time as many homeowners are facing water restrictions at higher utility rates."
The sprinkler company reports that 3 types of rotator heads are now being offered depending on the size of lawn to be watered. The new heads offers uniform sprays and come in adjustable angles by twisting the nozzle.
Since 1999 Lawn Belt has been providing homeowners with an alternative to conventional PVC Sprinkler Systems. LawnbeltUSA is located in McCall, Idaho USA and is open for tech support and sales questions between 8-5 M-F MST.
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ORO VALLEY - A sprinkler system helps keep a fire in check at an Oro Valley apartment complex last night, according to the Golder Ranch Fire Department.
The fire started on the third floor balcony of an apartment in the 1300 block of West Lambert Lane in Oro Valley just before 7:30 p.m. Firefighters from the Golder Ranch and Northwest Fire Districts responded to the Oro Vista Apartments after a resident saw flames on the balcony. The sprinkler system activated quickly, bringing the fire under control as units arrived on scene. The presence and proper function of the sprinkler system kept the fire from spreading, which minimized damaged and resulted in no residents being displaced.
"It is incidents such as these that highlight the importance of sprinkler systems in multi-family dwellings," said Golder Ranch Fire Chief Randy Karrer. "Without them, the fire could have quickly spread to other units, causing greater damage and an increased threat to lives of the residents."
Golder Ranch Fire Investigators estimate the dollar loss from this fire at $1,500. Golder Ranch Fire would like to remind everyone to be careful when discarding smoking materials or any other item that could start a fire. With temperatures climbing and the current dry conditions, the fire danger is very high.
Please visit their website at: http://www.grfdaz.gov for more information.
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INDIANAPOLIS The sprinkler system failed at the warehouse on Belmont Avenue that caught fire last weekend, according to public safety officials.
Division of Homeland Security Chief Gary Coons said the fire suppression system did not activate, helping feed the large fire on the west side. The fire at 220 S. Belmont Ave. started nine days ago.
Indianapolis Fire Department Chief Brian Sanford said the size of the fire made it difficult to fight, adding that IFD crews had several obstacles to overcome. Sanford said he was extremely proud of his crews.
Investigators have ruled out all natural/weather-related causes for the fire. Coons said a natural gas leak had also been ruled out, as well as a few other accidental causes. They still dont know the exact cause.
Investigators said they processed the scene in five days, beating their original estimate of seven days.
The Department of Code Enforcement took control of the scene around 9:20 a.m. Monday. The department has issued an emergency demolition order, and said building owner Keith Sharp has seven days to comply.
Last week, Sharp was cited with three code violations regarding asbestos in the building. Hes also been ordered to clean up the asbestos on the property and in surrounding areas. The Marion County Public Health Department said its continuing to monitor the air quality.
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