Sprinkler head with heat sensitive cover release and valve relea

Fire extinguishers – Special applications – Condition responsive control

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169 40, 169 42, A62C 3712

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042146313

ABSTRACT:
A sprinkler head with a valve automatically detachable when the temperature is raised to such extent that there is a danger of the outbreak of a fire in a room. The sprinkler head has a water discharge valve seat in the lower center of a discoidal body, a plurality of supporting legs being formed on the outside of the valve seat. A valve in contact with the valve seat is supported by a heat sensitive sustaining unit having a plurality of levers, a fusible retainer disposed on said supporting legs holding the valve and the cover. A deflector made of a thin material having a multiplicity of sprinkling outlets is mounted on the lower part of the body. There is a cover on the outer side of the deflector which is released by the heat sensitive unit.

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