are you crazy building sprinklers in a living room then it becomes a factory hall there is no way i am going to do that and i think many people with me its not the blame of the home owners but the blame is on the fire departments with old stuff from the 1900 still using low pressure and take 20 minutes to get one hose going a sprinkler wont change much you need a better fire department with new engines and trucks and better trained fire fghthers

Fire alarm fall down at 44 seconds.

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I never understood why Apartments, hotels, and office buildings are required have fire sprinklers and single family houses do not. This reenforces my belief that ALL new homes should be required to have fire sprinklers.

What if the dope lords home sprinklers all went off at 1nce lsd&pcp labs would that hurt the cartel fund while weighing wash down drain see chunks dissolving in the drain grate/great?

A man in California installed his own fire sprinkler system and some months later his home had a fire in the kitchen. The sprinklers worked perfectly. During the investigation afterwards it was determined that he had not obtained permits nor had inspections of his handiwork. He was cited and fined.

Scary

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Since 2001 ringing fire alarms and firefighters rescues documentation

Smoke from both Structure Fires and Wild Fires is dangerous to be Inhaling

Water isn't set in the back of the sprinkler that would push the glass bulb off and spray real fire sprinkler has air in the back not water so if it bursts the air comes out and then a valve opens letting water out also activating a fire alarm with a flow switch

That look like a shower

That poor teddy bear :(

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Thank god

Wow omg

Sharing on my dept page and my state fire marshals association page. If each state adopted HFS legislation, within a generation we would have our grandchildren living in a world where a residential fire death was a rarity!!

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Me when I watching on a Vr head set: No NO NO NO HELP ME AAAAAAAAAA

What camera set up is this?

This is fricking scary

Not only did a person die in that fire but two kitty cats as well. As much as I love cats, this is just heartbreaking.😢

Hope no converse were involved

As I watched this, I thought, "This must be a co. advertising sprinklers". BTW guys, there's an unmelted candle on the table beside the sofa, nice try.

Very sad. I am sorry.

I actually found the exact location of the house. The good news is that the house has been rebuilt

Sprinkler protection should be mandated for ALL new residential construction. It saves money, reduces damage from water, and reduces insurance premiums.

Bravo for those, including the UPS driver, who helped to evacuate.

0:22 That sprinkler was so excited to pop out and save the day! It's like having a little fire hose in the ceiling. Everyone should have one in their home.

Forest and open open park are most concerned need invest more to ensure no forest Fite in case rain come slow and the resident should had building code should require fire suppression that use no electricity in case black out

A very large hole in fire sprinkler application is Mobil /modular home application . The compact nature of these dwelling only make it more urgent. Secondarily this class are built of lighter components. The over complication of separate fire systems discourages installation . A simplified integrated plumbing/ fire sprinkler system could greatly increase adoption. Homes with well supplied water would require carefully planned additional water storage tank s to operate . Most Mobil / modular homes are located outside municipal /shared Water supplied areas and spotty fire department coverage. These facts raise the urgency to bring this level of protection to this type of housing. The nature of Factory manufacturing would greatly ease installation of systems. Note there are new fire pressurized misting systems that utilize much less water but higher initial but comparable costs overall. I don’t know if NFPA addresses /embraces this new technology . I hope economy of scale will eventually will help make these life safety items common. A subsection in NFPA SPECIFIC TO MANUFACTURED HOMES would be very useful in NATIONAL recommended code.

The teddy :(

Fire sprinkler systems should be required by law in all new homes.

We got spinklers in our home

Let's stop and hope everyone is doing ok let's stop and honor and appreciate the paramedics and firemen who proudly serve us your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated thanks they deserve alot of credit your service is deeply appreciated thanks don't work to hard appreciate you guys thanks you guys rock way to go stay safe and warm out there great job great team work and good catches as usual still going strong way to go ❤❤❤😂😅😅 !! Joe

I have those

What camera did you use that was THAT resistant to heat and water? Lasted WAY longer than I thought it would.

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I wish there were some financial programs to help existing homes get sprinklers put in.

I think it’s a great idea, I just wonder why it was never thought of before now?!

I firmly believe the benefits out weigh the costs in terms of human life and repair costs of post fire damage. Many insurance company’s give price discounts for having residential fire sprinklers for those reasons. Perhaps government should give grants to home builders/residents for said installations. Likely reducing community’s fire fighting costs in the long run. The price $5-10 k extra to design and install a residential fire sprinkler system falls distinctly outside affordable housing add ons . Mobile / factory built homes are more prone to fire deaths and are the least likely to get such an upsell option. Factory mass production installations could seriously drive down those costs. Simplified integrated plumbing / sprinkler systems could reach the most vulnerable of basic /affordable housing. Plumbers should be required to qualify for residential fire sprinkler systems as part of their licenses . More installer/maintainers would bring down the costs. A simple inexpensive system for well equipped housing would go a long way to protect rural property where fire services are usually spread much thinner.

It's rough watching all the vehicles that passed by without stopping to bang on the home's door. And then the fire dept response time.....maybe it's different out where I live, but that was the LONGEST response time I've ever seen for an engine to get there😬

All those cars that drove by and not one of them stopped even to just bang on the door. They would be first ones criticizing others if that was their home. Come on people. You could have least called 911, there was a car sitting in driveway so very good chance some one was in there which we found out there was. They made sure they slowed down to rubberneck though

Obviously fire protection really doesn't mean mean anything 🙄

Why would those cars just drive by and not stop, make sure everyone is out of the house… I could never just drive by and not do anything

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Super cool to be able to look around