Was there ever a time when fire department connections were not required for fire sprinkler systems? I have some private campus buildings that don't have a fire department connection. Some have a single site connection that feed multiple buildings, but others don't appear to have one at all. Just curious if there was ever a code justification for this.
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Mike
12/20/2018 11:40:18 am
NFPA 13
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Mike
12/20/2018 11:49:13 am
Also, some AHJ's would like the FDC located at the street where there is easy access to it by the engine instead of a separate FDC for each building within a congested business or educational campus.
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