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I hope you are having a great week. This week is a 2020 update to a popular post from 2016 with a free PDF cheatsheet. It's usefully for novice designers or experienced inspectors, with clear code references and purposes of each of the components that go into a floor control assembly serving a fire sprinkler system.  A breakout of each of the components that go into a fire sprinkler floor control assembly. 
If you find any of these tools helpful, consider sharing with a friend or colleague and nudge them to subscribe for more tools and tips like this here: www.meyerfire.com/subscribe. Thanks in advance!
Colin Triming
6/22/2020 08:48:57 am
The cheat sheet for floor control valves, in the descriptions: Capped outlet on drain riser, it says no requirement. I thought this was required on a least every second floor when you have PRV's?
Joe
6/22/2020 11:42:34 am
Colin - thanks for the comment - do you have a reference for this (standard or specific section). I'd be happy to research further and incorporate if so. Thanks!
Colin
6/23/2020 07:05:11 am
Joe,
Joe Meyer
6/23/2020 11:37:11 am
Thanks Colin!
New FP Guy
6/24/2020 09:43:53 pm
Just wanted to say thank you for posts like these. Really helps new guys like me.
Juan Asmad
8/5/2020 01:27:05 pm
Hola Joe,
Joe Meyer
8/5/2020 01:29:09 pm
Agreed, well said Juan. The site glass could serve the function of allowing visual of waterflow through the drain, and many modern combination inspector's tests and drains now include a pressure relief valve too. Good points to consider! Comments are closed.
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