Water Flow Switch with Retard

• Purpose: Installed in fire sprinkler systems in offices, shopping malls, and public buildings to monitor water flow and activate the fire alarm system when a sprinkler head discharges water.
• Reason: The "retard" feature prevents false alarms caused by short water pressure fluctuations, ensuring the alarm is only triggered during an actual fire.
• Benefit: Provides reliable fire detection and reduces the likelihood of false alarms, ensuring smooth operation in environments where water pressure can vary.

• Purpose: Deployed in manufacturing plants, warehouses, and factories where fire sprinkler systems protect against fires in areas with heavy machinery or flammable materials.
• Reason: In industrial settings, brief pressure changes can occur due to machinery or water usage, making the retard feature essential to avoid false alarms from these temporary surges.
• Benefit: Increases the accuracy of fire alarm activation, ensuring that alarms are triggered only when there is sustained water flow, minimizing disruptions in critical operations.Purpose: Installed in fire sprinkler systems in multi-story residential buildings, such as apartments or condos, to detect water flow and activate alarms when a sprinkler discharges.
• Reason: In high-rise buildings, temporary water surges due to normal water usage in multiple units could trigger false alarms without a retard feature, which delays activation until flow is sustained.
• Benefit: Enhances fire safety while reducing nuisance alarms, ensuring the system activates appropriately and preventing unnecessary building evacuations.

Purpose: Installed in fire sprinkler systems in multi-story residential buildings, such as apartments or condos, to detect water flow and activate alarms when a sprinkler discharges.

Reason: In high-rise buildings, temporary water surges due to normal water usage in multiple units could trigger false alarms without a retard feature, which delays activation until flow is sustained.

Benefit: Enhances fire safety while reducing nuisance alarms, ensuring the system activates appropriately and preventing unnecessary building evacuations.