1.

FM-200 Storage Containers:

 FM-200 cylinders: Various sizes, commonly ranging from 25 lbs to 1000 lbs capacity

 Cylinder mounting brackets: Sized to fit specific cylinder dimensions

 Cylinder pressure gauges: Typically 2.5 inches or 4 inches in diameter

 Cylinder valves: Sized to match cylinder inlet/outlet connections

 Cylinder pressure relief devices (if required): Sized according to system design
specifications

2. Piping Network:

 FM-200 piping: Various sizes, commonly ranging from 1/2 inch to 6 inches in diameter

 Pipe supports and hangers: Sized to support pipe weight and prevent sagging

 Pipe insulation (if required): Sized to fit pipe diameter and thickness requirements

 Pipe labels and markers: Sized for visibility, typically standardized according to local
regulations

3. Nozzles:

 FM-200 discharge nozzles: Sized and spaced according to system design requirements

 Nozzle fittings and adapters: Sized to match pipe connections and nozzle specifications

4. Detection and Control System:

 Smoke detectors: Varies depending on manufacturer and model, typically standardized

sizes

 Heat detectors: Standard sizes include 4.4 inches and 6 inches in diameter

 Flame detectors: Varies depending on manufacturer and model, typically standardized

sizes

 Linear heat detection cables: Standard lengths and configurations based on application
requirements

 Control panel: Standard sizes vary but typically fit standard equipment rack dimensions

5. Control Panel:

 Fire alarm control panel (FACP): Standard sizes typically fit standard equipment rack
dimensions

 Control panel enclosure: Sized to accommodate control panel and interface devices

 Control panel interface devices (keypad, touchscreen, etc.): Standard sizes vary
depending on manufacturer and model
6. Release Mechanism:

 Electric or pneumatic actuators: Sized according to valve specifications and system

requirements

 Solenoid valves: Sized to match pipe and valve specifications

 Valve actuators and accessories: Sized to match valve specifications and system
requirements

7. Alarms and Warning Devices:

 Audible alarms (sirens, horns): Varies depending on sound output requirements and
application

 Visual alarms (strobe lights): Standard sizes typically fit standard mounting
configurations

 Voice evacuation systems (if required): Varies depending on system design and coverage
requirements

 Alarm notification appliances (speakers, sounders): Standard sizes vary depending on

manufacturer and model

8. Signage and Labels:

 Fire extinguishing system signage: Standard sizes for visibility, typically standardized
according to local regulations

 Evacuation route signage: Standard sizes for visibility, typically standardized according to
local regulations

 Emergency procedures signage: Standard sizes for visibility, typically standardized

according to local regulations

9. Manual Release Stations:

 Manual release stations: Standard sizes vary depending on manufacturer and model

 Release station mounting hardware: Sized for secure installation

 Release station wiring and conduit: Sized based on system requirements and wiring
specifications

10. Backup Power Supply:

 Backup batteries: Sized according to system power requirements and backup duration
specifications

 Uninterruptible power supply (UPS) unit: Standard sizes typically fit standard equipment
rack dimensions
  Power supply wiring and conduit: Sized based on system requirements and wiring
specifications

Sprinkler type:

1. Sprinkler Heads:

 Sprinkler heads: Various types and sizes including pendant, upright, sidewall, and
concealed, typically ranging from 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch in nominal diameter

 Temperature rating: Typically available in standard temperature ratings such as 135°F

(57°C), 155°F (68°C), and 175°F (79°C)

 Orifice size: Typically specified based on design requirements and flow calculations

2. Piping Network:

 Sprinkler piping: Various sizes, commonly ranging from 1/2 inch to 3 inches in diameter
for branch lines and mains

 Pipe fittings: Various types and sizes including elbows, tees, reducers, couplings, and
adapters, matching pipe dimensions

 Pipe supports and hangers: Sized to support pipe weight and prevent sagging, typically
sized according to pipe diameter and material

 Pipe insulation (if required): Sized to fit pipe diameter and thickness requirements,
typically standardized based on local codes and regulations

 Pipe labels and markers: Sized for visibility, typically standardized according to local
regulations

3. Alarm Check Valve Assembly (ACVA):

 Alarm check valve: Sized to match pipe dimensions and flow requirements, typically
ranging from 2 inches to 8 inches in diameter

 Alarm test connection: Sized and configured for testing and maintenance purposes

 Water motor gong: Sized for audible alarm output, typically standardized based on local
regulations

4. Flow Switches:

 Waterflow switch: Various sizes and types including paddle-type and vane-type, typically
installed on main supply lines, branch lines, or risers

5. Control Valve Assembly:

  Main control valve: Sized to match pipe dimensions and flow requirements, typically
ranging from 2 inches to 8 inches in diameter

 Zone control valve: Sized to match pipe dimensions and flow requirements, typically
ranging from 1/2 inch to 2 inches in diameter per zone

 OS&Y (Outside Stem and Yoke) valve: Sized for manual operation and isolation purposes,
typically standardized based on local regulations

 Pressure relief valve: Sized to match pipe dimensions and system pressure rating,
typically ranging from 1 inch to 3 inches in diameter

6. Pressure Gauges:

 Pressure gauge: Various sizes, typically 2.5 inches or 4 inches in diameter, installed on
supply lines, control valves, and risers for monitoring system pressure

7. Test and Drain Valves:

 Test and drain valve: Sized to match pipe dimensions and flow requirements, typically
ranging from 1/2 inch to 2 inches in diameter, installed at low points in the system for
testing and draining purposes

8. Signage and Labels:

 Fire sprinkler system signage: Standard sizes for visibility, typically standardized
according to local regulations

 Valve identification labels: Standard sizes for visibility, typically standardized according to
local regulations

Quantity:

1. Sprinkler Heads:

 Sprinkler heads: Quantity depends on coverage area and system design, typically ranging
from a few dozen to hundreds or more.

 Temperature rating: Typically standardized based on hazard classification and design

requirements.

 Orifice size: Typically specified based on flow calculations and hydraulic design.

2. Piping Network:

 Sprinkler piping: Quantity depends on system layout and coverage area, typically ranging
from hundreds to thousands of feet.

 Pipe fittings: Quantity varies based on the number of connections and changes in
direction, typically ranging from dozens to hundreds.

 Pipe supports and hangers: Quantity depends on the length of piping and support
spacing, typically ranging from dozens to hundreds.
  Pipe insulation (if required): Quantity depends on the length of piping and insulation
thickness, typically based on linear feet.

 Pipe labels and markers: Quantity depends on the number of pipe sections and labeling
requirements, typically based on linear feet.

3. Alarm Check Valve Assembly (ACVA):

 Alarm check valve: Typically one per riser or zone, quantity depends on the number of
zones in the system.

 Alarm test connection: Typically one per alarm check valve assembly.

 Water motor gong: Typically one per alarm check valve assembly.

4. Flow Switches:

 Waterflow switch: Quantity depends on system design and flow monitoring

requirements, typically one or two per zone.

5. Control Valve Assembly:

 Main control valve: Typically one per riser or main supply line.

 Zone control valve: Quantity depends on the number of zones in the system, typically
one or two per zone.

 OS&Y valve: Typically one per control valve assembly.

 Pressure relief valve: Typically one per riser or zone.

6. Pressure Gauges:

 Pressure gauge: Quantity depends on monitoring points, typically one per riser, control
valve, and supply line.

7. Test and Drain Valves:

 Test and drain valve: Quantity depends on system layout and low point requirements,
typically one or two per system section.

8. Signage and Labels:

 Fire sprinkler system signage: Quantity depends on the number of access points and
labeling requirements, typically one or two per access point.

 Valve identification labels: Quantity depends on the number of valves and labeling
requirements, typically one per valve.

Quantity of FM-200

1. FM-200 Storage Containers:

  FM-200 cylinders: Quantity depends on the volume of the protected area and system
design. Sizes typically range from 25 lbs to 1000 lbs capacity.

 Cylinder mounting brackets: Typically one per cylinder.

 Cylinder pressure gauges: Typically one per cylinder, sized at 2.5 inches or 4 inches in
diameter.

 Cylinder valves: One per cylinder, sized to match cylinder inlet/outlet connections.

 Cylinder pressure relief devices (if required): One per cylinder, sized according to system
design specifications.

2. Piping Network:

 FM-200 piping: Quantity depends on the layout and coverage area, typically ranging
from hundreds to thousands of feet. Sizes vary, commonly ranging from 1/2 inch to 3
inches in diameter for branch lines and mains.

 Pipe fittings: Quantity depends on the number of connections and changes in direction,
typically ranging from dozens to hundreds.

 Pipe supports and hangers: Quantity depends on the length of piping and support
spacing, typically ranging from dozens to hundreds.

 Pipe insulation (if required): Quantity based on linear feet and insulation thickness.

 Pipe labels and markers: Quantity based on linear feet and labeling requirements.

3. Nozzles:

 FM-200 discharge nozzles: Quantity depends on the system design and coverage
requirements. Various types and sizes, typically ranging from 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch in
nominal diameter.

 Nozzle fittings and adapters: Typically one per nozzle, sized to match pipe connections
and nozzle specifications.

4. Detection and Control System:

 Smoke detectors, heat detectors, flame detectors, or linear heat detection cables:
Quantity depends on the size and layout of the protected area, hazard classification, and
detection requirements.

 Control panel: Typically one per system, sized to fit standard equipment rack
dimensions.

 Control panel interface devices: Typically one per control panel, sized based on
manufacturer specifications.

5. Release Mechanism:
 Electric or pneumatic actuators: Quantity depends on the number of valves and system
configuration.

 Solenoid valves: Typically one per valve, sized to match pipe and valve specifications.

 Valve actuators and accessories: Quantity depends on the number of valves and system
requirements.