for New and Existing
Dry, Interlocking and Pre-Action
Fire Sprinkler Systems

after the dry pipe valve

Salamander Reservoir: After the Dry Pipe Valve

Designed to be the first point of moisture detection in the dry portion of the system, potentially as a result of a compromise of the dry pipe valve.

AT EACH LOW POINT drain

Salamander Reservoir: At The Low Point Drain

Designed to be the ahead of the condensate release valve of the auxiliary drain (drum drip) to detect moisture accumulation, potentially as a result of condensation in the system.

the salamander controller

The moisture probe inside the Salamander Reservoir integrates wirelessly with the Salamander Controller to continually monitor the system’s moisture level.

The Salamander Controller uses real-time data from within the system to alert to potential pipe freeze conditions before they happen.

If moisture is detected in the dry portion of the system…

1
detect
MOISTURE

In the event that moisture is detected in the dry portion of the system, the Salamander Controller begins a process to notify the designated parties.

2
NOTIFY
(E-MAIL AND SMS)
Salamander Control System: Water Detected (mail alert)
Salamander Control System: Water Detected (text alert)

Notification to designated parties by SMS and E-mail. Notifications continue until issue(s) have been resolved.

The Salamander Solution In Action