Rooftop Sprinkler (gray) - Iron Owl - Wildfire Ember protection Sprinkler for your Roof

Rooftop Sprinklers are a proven method of improving the chances that a building will survive a wild fire according to various studies. When Rooftop Sprinklers are activated, they spray water high up in the air which lands on the roof, trees, and other surfaces that are within range. Some of the water evaporates, which increases the relative humidity while reducing temperatures in the microclimate. The microclimate is the area right around where the sprinklers are located. Increased humidity and reduced temperatures make the microclimate less conducive to fire. Sprinklers should be activated far in advance of when a fire is anywhere near the building. Assuming for example that three sprinklers output five gallons per minute of water, that is 15 gallons per minute. After one hour that is 900 gallons of water spread over a large area. After five hours that is 4,500 gallons of water spread over a large area. It takes a long time for sprinklers to distribute thousands of gallons of water, and every application is different in terms of the amount of water that will be distributed per minute or per hour. Note: A fire hose can output 100 to 300 gallons per minute and is usually operated by an experienced and trained professional. This sprinkler system will distribute water over your property if: installed correctly, activated in advance, and assuming water is flowing to the sprinklers. Rooftop Sprinklers will continue to operate without supervision. Always immediately evacuate a building in case of fire. Never stay inside of a building in case of fire. Always evacuate based on instructions from government authorities.

• Fits any roof without drilling holes in the roof.