Economical sprinkler guard. Sold individually.
Helps protect a sprinkler head from accidental impacts. Recommended for sprinklers installed near machinery or near high-traffic areas, as well as for sprinklers installed on low ceilings.
Made of metal with red enamel powder coating.
No returnable if used. For more information about our return policy, please refer to the Orders and Returns.
This protective cage is designed to surround the sprinkler head, shielding it from mechanical impacts. In high-activity areas or tight spaces, a simple bump from a ladder, pallet, or piece of equipment can shatter the sprinkler's glass bulb, triggering a massive and costly water discharge.
Size:
width 2 1/4" x depth 2 1/4" x height 3 1/8".
(width 6 cm x depth 6 cm x height 8 cm).
Diameter of the opening: 13/16" (21 mm).
Sprinkler not included.
This accessory is a vital safety measure for maintaining your fire suppression system:
Impact Protection: The heavy-duty steel wire structure absorbs shocks, preventing the sprinkler head from being damaged or accidentally activated.
High Visibility: The bright red enamel finish makes sprinkler heads easily identifiable, which is essential for both safety awareness and maintenance.
Universal Fit: Designed to fit most standard 1/2" and 3/4" fire sprinkler heads, including both upright and pendant models.
Easy Installation: Clamps directly onto the sprinkler base using a dual-screw tightening system. It can be installed without shutting down or dismantling the piping.
Cost-Effective: An affordable solution to prevent thousands of dollars in potential water damage and system cleanup costs.
Material: Durable steel wire.
Finish: Red enamel paint (corrosion-resistant).
Mounting: Two-point anchoring with tightening screws for maximum stability.
Compatibility: Fits standard commercial and industrial sprinkler heads.
It is highly recommended to install these guards in the following areas:
Warehouses: Where forklifts, ladders, or high-stacking pallets are in use.
Gymnasiums & Schools: To protect against impact from sports balls or equipment.
Low Ceilings: Basements, storage rooms, or crawlspaces where human activity is close to the ceiling.
Mechanical Rooms: Where frequent maintenance work increases the risk of accidental contact.
No. The wide-open wire design is specifically engineered to allow the water spray pattern to develop fully and naturally according to the sprinkler's deflector specifications.
Yes, the installation is straightforward. However, extreme caution is required. You must ensure that neither the guard nor the screwdriver hits the fragile glass bulb or the trigger mechanism during the process.
NFPA Compliance: Ensure that the use of a specific guard is compatible with your sprinkler head manufacturer's guidelines.
Regular Inspection: During monthly safety walks, check that the guard hasn't been crushed or bent toward the head. A deformed guard can hinder the sprinkler’s ability to activate or distribute water correctly.
Economic vs. Heavy Duty: This is the "economy" version, perfect for standard protection. For areas with very high risks of violent impacts (like heavy machinery zones), consider upgrading to "heavy-duty" cast-iron or reinforced models.
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