NFPA 13 – Residential Sprinkler Design and Automatic Sprinkler Systems Plans Review
To provide professionals involved in fire protection and residential safety with in-depth knowledge and practical skills to design residential sprinkler systems in accordance with NFPA 13, 13R, and 13D, and to effectively review, assess, and verify sprinkler system plans for code compliance and performance.
Automatic fire sprinklers save lives—especially in residential settings where fire risk is high and escape time is limited. This course focuses on the design, layout, installation criteria, and plans review process of residential sprinkler systems, using the NFPA 13 series (13, 13R, 13D). It covers system requirements, hazard classification, sprinkler spacing, hydraulic calculations, and approval processes. Participants will gain hands-on experience through layout exercises, sample plans, and code interpretation for multi-family, single-family, and mixed-use buildings.
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