Low Velocity Water Spray System is engineered to deliver a calculated volume and pattern of water or foam to control fire spread across large or high-risk areas, and is typically designed in line with applicable fire codes for the occupancy and hazard class involved.
While both are water-based, the design, discharge pattern, pressure and coverage area of Low Velocity Water Spray System are calculated for its specific hazard class and application, which can differ significantly from a standard light-hazard sprinkler layout.
Yes, in most cases. It requires a site survey to confirm water supply, pressure, pump capacity and pipe routing, after which the system can be designed and retrofitted with minimal disruption to ongoing operations.
Design is typically carried out in line with National Building Code (NBC) provisions and relevant TAC or NFPA guidelines depending on the occupancy and insurance requirements of the project.
Tylos® designs, supplies and installs fire safety systems PAN India, backed by our own commissioning and maintenance teams.