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From 2019, legislation now requires all residential buildings

4 stories or more to be sprinkler protected. The National

Construction Code offers significant reliability and cost saving

advantages by referencing the new FPAA101D PEX pipe

sprinkler system, which permits sprinklers to be plumbed off

the already required domestic riser.

The PEX pipe "101D" system is by far the most cost-effective

option for installers and developers of these residential

buildings. This eliminates the need to provide dedicated

sprinkler and hydrant service tappings, fire pumps and alarm

equipment. Utilising drinking water supplied by a WaterMark

approved piping system significantly reduces backflow

hazards to the community and now effectively eliminates the

possibility of sprinkler systems being inadvertently shut off.

The Auspex system was used for tests conducted by

CSIRO for the Fire Authorities at the very beginning of the

development of the new FPAA101D system. Since then,

Auspex has continued to work on developing a suite of

dedicated piping and fixing arrangements specifically for

sprinkler head fit off, in all relevant pipe diameters. This

ensures installers have the easiest and fastest means of

fitting off sprinklers in the wall or ceiling that is compliant

with the relevant Codes and Standards.

Layout schematic

Residential sprinkler

Network utility operator

town main

Sanitary facility

Below ground street

isolation valve

Riser

Backﬂow prevention

device

Sprinkler / Domestic

ﬂoor isolation valve

SOU water meters

Pumpset

Main water meter

Water supply backﬂow assembly

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