Image Gallery
Grandparents and Baby in Sprinklered Home
Mother with Baby in Sprinklered Home
Family in Sprinklered Home
Family with Baby in Sprinklered Home
Mom and Baby in Sprinklered Home
Sidewall Fire Sprinkler
Concealed Fire Sprinkler
Concealed Sidewall Fire Sprinkler
Pendent Fire Sprinkler
4 Types of Home Fire Sprinklers
Concealed Sidewall Fire Sprinkler
Concealed Sidewall Fire Sprinkler
Heat Activates a Fire Sprinkler
Hand Holding Fire Sprinkler
Spray From Activated Fire Sprinkler
An Uncontrolled Home Fire Can Turn Deadly in 2 Minutes or Less
Home Fire Sprinkler Display Box
In a Home Fire You Have LessThan 2 Minutes to Escape Fire
Only the Sprinkler Closest to the Fire WillActivate, Spraying Water Directly on the Fire
Fire Sprinklers Are Green
Home Fire Sprinklers Work Automatically to Save Lives
A Home Fire Can Become Deadly in 2 Minutes or Less
Fire Sprinkler Facts
74% of Homeowners Would Be More Likely To Buy a Home With Fire Sprinklers
$25.6 Billion in Property Damage
On average, fire sprinklers cost $1.35 per square foot
Unprotected Modern Lightweight Home Construction Can Rapidly Fail in a Fire
Homeowners Prefer a Home Protected With Fire Sprinklers
Homeowners Prefer a Home Protected With Fire Sprinklers
Homeowners Prefer a Home Protected With Fire Sprinklers 8/10 Fire Deaths Happen at Home
8 Billion In Property Loss in Home Structures
Reduced Water Damage with Home Fire Sprinklers
Fire Sprinklers Can Be Installed in Any Climate
Less Greenhouse Gas Emissions With Fire Sprinklers
Without Fire Sprinklers Flashover Timeline PDF
With Fire Sprinklers Flashover Timeline PDF
Home Fire Sprinkler Timeline PDF
Home Fire Timeline Without Sprinklers Fire Growth is Unrestricted
Home Fire Timeline Without Sprinklers Fire Growth is Unrestricted
Home Fire Timeline Comparison With and Without Fire Sprinklers PDF
Cutaway House With Fire Sprinkler Activated
Cutaway House with Fire Sprinklers Not Activated
House Cutaway With Fire Sprinklers Activated
59% of Homeowners Say Fire Safety is Important
74% of Homeowners are More Likely to Purchase a New Home With Fire Sprinklers
78% of Homeowners said Fire Sprinklers Provide the Ultimate Protection
Home Fire Sprinkler Incentives Protect Developments
Examples of Developer Fire Sprinkler Incentives
Developers are Interested in Home Fire Sprinkler Incentives ~Hanley Wood
AHJs Should Be Offering Sprinkler Incentives
Builder and Developer Interest in Home Fire Sprinkler Incentives
Real Estate Agent Showing a House With Fire Sprinklers
Side by Side Burn Demonstration
Side by Side Rooms Burning
Side by Side Burn Demonstration Before
Sprinklered Room Before Fire
Sprinklered Room After Fire
Fire Damage in Home With No Fire Sprinklers
Inspecting Fire Sprinkler Riser
Fire Sprinkler System Riser
Graphic Showing Riser Components
Placing Protective Cap on Sprinkler During Installation
Ceiling Installation of Orange Fire Pipe and Fire Sprinkler with Protective Cap
“Behind-the-Walls” View of Installed Fire Sprinkler
The crew sets up one of the VR 360 cameras before the flashover fire. As planned, the heat of the fire damaged the camera.
NFSA President Shane Ray talks to the firefighters before the fires.
Reviewing the footage after the fire.
Fire broke through the windows in the room where flashover occurred.
The room after the fire sprinkler fire.
Ashland City firefighters enter the home to extinguish the flashover fire.
The director sets up one of the VR 360 cameras in the room with the fire sprinkler.
The room before the fire with the fire sprinkler
The room after the flashover fire.
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The Home Fire Sprinkler Coalition encourages the use of its materials by individuals, organizations and local public education campaigns that are aligned with the HFSC mission. HFSC does allow fire departments to add their logos to HFSC educational material. All HFSC materials must be used in their complete and original form unless alterations are specifically approved by HFSC. HFSC reserves the right to require the discontinued use of any of its information or materials if HFSC determines it has been used in a manner that is inappropriate or contrary to the HFSC mission.