Background
1. Real-Time Data
- CBRE clients are still exploring and verifying proven results from a connected system case study
- Verify the actual return on investment through either monetary savings, time savings, or response quickness
- The CBRE Smart Buildings team is currently exploring opportunities in this space
Considerations For Connected Systems
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Connected fire sprinklers, also known as smart fire sprinklers, are an innovative technology that is gaining popularity in the fire safety industry. These sprinkler systems are designed to be connected to a network and can be monitored and controlled remotely. They work by using sensors to detect the presence of a fire and then activating the sprinkler system to extinguish the flames
One of the main advantages of connected fire sprinklers is that they provide real-time data on the status of the system. This means that building owners and managers can monitor the system from anywhere and receive alerts if there are any issues or malfunctions. This can be especially useful in large buildings or facilities where it can be difficult to manually inspect every sprinkler head.
Another benefit of connected fire sprinklers is that they can be integrated with other building systems, such as fire alarms, HVAC systems, and security systems. This allows for a more comprehensive approach to fire safety and can help to prevent fires from starting in the first place.
Connected fire sprinklers are also more efficient than traditional sprinkler systems. They use less water and can be targeted to specific areas of a building, which can help to minimize damage and reduce the risk of water damage to other areas of the building.
Overall, connected fire sprinklers are a promising technology that can help to improve fire safety in buildings of all sizes. As the technology continues to evolve, we can expect to see more advanced features and capabilities that will further enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of these systems.
Benefits
2. Integration
3. Efficiency
4. Future
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FLS-013 - Ver 1.0 (Jun 23)
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Low Point Monitoring
- Monitors presence of water in low point drains, temperature as well as temperature in the pipe
- Low-profile design with 1” and ½” NPT pipe plug
- Integrated thermistor monitors temperature
- Measures data every two minutes, sends data points to the cloud once per hour; will send updated data point if sensor measures a 2-degree change
- Includes lights for installation debugging
- Battery life is one year depending on transmission frequency
Dry Pipe Valve Monitoring
- Sensors measure water supply pressure, system pressure, and compressor pressure data
- Contains built-in temperature sensor for monitoring room temperature
- Utilizes LoRa radio protocol to communicate data from sensors
- Measures data every 30 seconds, sends data points to the cloud once per hour
- Immediately sends data if a 2 psi or 2 degree change is sensed during those 30-second intervals
- Includes lights for installation debugging
- Battery life is one year depending on transmission frequency
3 Types of Connected Sprinkler Technologies
Temperature Monitoring Probe
- Monitors pipe temperature where the temperature probe touches the pipe
- Includes lights for installation debugging
- Battery powered offering one year of battery life