Please note that on the initial contractor AquaSAFE job, Uponor will release the completed plans ONLY to their rep, the Osborne Co. See the DRF, Fire Safety Design Request FormĪvailable through the website for more information. There is a graduated fee associated with this service, based upon the size of the residence. After passing a short exam, the contractor is allowed to submit plans to Uponor for design consideration. This course is required by the manufacturer to use AquaPEX in this application. It will also include numerous issues such as component listing, hydrostatic tests, sprinkler temperature ratings, design documentation and hydraulic calculations. This Uponor specific 13D course will address automatic sprinkler design, installation and system maintenance. The first step requires the (AquaPEX Certified) plumbing contractor to take an on-line Level 1 class. An Uponor AquaSAFE System incorporates a home’s domestic potable water PEX piping as the conduit for sprinkler water. Uponor offers design services and products to satisfy this requirement through an NFPA 13D Multi-Purpose fire sprinkler system.
#Uponor fire sprinkler design code#
Most model codes (International Residential Code and CA Building Code) now require that fire sprinklers must be installed in all single and 2 family homes. Please note: In order to take the Uponor Level 1 training, you must have a hard copy of the 2013 NFPA 13D Code , available through the NFPA website This training room would not have been possible without support from:ĪquaSAFE 13D Fire Sprinkler Systems Training Classes are taught by both factory personnel and our own staff. These training opportunities are designed to familiarize you with the features, benefits, and applications of our product lines. We offer a variety of classes in our live training room. The facility has working boilers, tankless water heaters, pumps, hydronic accessories and hydronic controls. T r a i n i n g – O p p o r t u n i t i e s :Ĭompleted in August 2008 our training facility in Livermore features a “live fire” hydronic display.
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