BlazeStop Home Fire Sprinkler System by Leap

BlazeStop Home Fire Sprinkler System

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Description

BlazeStop is an affordable home fire sprinkler system linked to a domestic water supply which can be installed in a new build or retro fitted into an existing home.

BlazeStop uses concealed sprinkler heads in the ceiling with a small white cover plate (60mm diameter), or alternately sidewall or pendant sprinklers depending on the design and construction of the home. Leap BlazeStop Systems are designed to meet NZS 4517:2010 Fire Sprinkler Systems for houses and complies with New Zealand Building Code (NZBC) Clause G12 water supplies and acceptable solution C/AS1.

Key Features

Unobtrusive and discreet with hidden piping — sprinkler heads may be concealed or exposed depending on design
Links to normal domestic water supply with no special piping or separate supply needed
Can be installed by any registered plumber trained in the system
Affordable for both existing and new homes
Flexible piping prevents sound transmission, makes installation easier — even in existing homes
Pipework is made from either polybutylene or cross linked polyethylene which are not effected by scaling, corrosion or microbiological growth
Three to five minutes is all it takes for BlazeStop to contain and control most fires, giving occupants time to escape and minimising fire and water damage
Each sprinkler works independently and activates only where it detects a fire, leaving the rest of the house safe and dry
25 year guarantee

Ranges

Fire Sprinklers

Scope of Use

Residential applications — existing or new builds
Ideal for houses — urban or rural areas
BlazeStop can cater for any sized residential home — the pump size may differ from a small 2 bedroom single level home to a 6 bedroom multilevel home with a buried water supply tank
Sprinkler pipework is generally concealed in the roof space. Occasionally pipework or sprinklers maybe exposed due to design restrictions
If the sprinkler is charged by a pump/tank, the pump would be located near the tank in a weatherproof enclosure or shed
If the sprinkler is charged by a pump/tank, then power is required for the pump
Pipework and sprinklers are mounted in the roof space. The 'cover plates' are installed from inside the room – fixed to the sprinklers at the ceiling
BlazeStop sprinklers are automatic — activated by heat
The sprinkler system is designed to include a WC which is an instant red flag that there’s a problem with the water supply if the toilet won’t flush

Limitations on Use

Residential use only
Registered Plumber trained in BlazeStop Fire Sprinkler System installation

Statement of Building Code Compliance

Leap BlazeStop Systems are designed to meet NZS 4517:2010 Fire Sprinkler Systems for houses and comply with New Zealand Building Code (NZBC) Clause G12 water supplies and acceptable solution C/AS1

In-Service History

Leap BlazeStop Fire Sprinkler Systems have been designed, supplied and installed in New Zealand homes since 2004 — from existing Historical homes to modern new builds

Other Performance Attributes

25 year guarantee
The sprinkler system is designed to include a WC which is an instant red flag that there’s a problem with the water supply if the toilet won’t flush