Our wide range of sprinklers and sprinkler components.

Minimax sprinklers

There are many variants of Minimax sprinklers, recognized by the VdS for all fields of application.
Our Sprinkler 21 is tiny but tough! It carries CE type approval and is quick and easy to install. Our range also includes special designs such as long-throw wall-mounted sprinklers, stainless steel sprinklers and preaction sprinklers.

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‚Sprinkler 21 - the new generation' as download (PDF)
‚Pre-action Sprinkler (double-sprinkler)' as download (PDF)

Minimax sprinkler components

Special accessories
Minimax type TX drill-tapping shrouds are available for modifications or extensions to the existing sprinkler piping network. Also sprinkler shrouds are available in various nominal sizes for retrofitting of sprinkler heads.

Zonecheck
Flow alarms should be tested every three months in accordance with VdS CEA 4001. Using our Zonecheck the flow alarm and the test valve are combined into one unit. This means that the flow alarm can be activated and tested remotely in an operationally ready sprinkler system by just one person in less than 2 minutes. Also the operating and control panel can be used to actuate several Zonecheck units.

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‚Zonecheck' as download (PDF)

Quick-venting valve
Since the efficacy of a dry system can be seriously compromised by the delay in discharge of water, the installation of a quick-venting valve is strongly recommended. Improved technology has allowed the overall size of the SEVMX unit to be significantly reduced.

Isolating station
Direct connection of a sprinkler system to the drinking water supply reduces investment costs, minimizes installation costs and is furthermore space-saving. The isolating station and the system isolator have made water storage tanks and replenishing valves just as superfluous as a pumping system with supplementary power supply either from the mains or from a diesel generator.
The Minimax type DiMX isolating station allows sprinkler systems, water-spray and fine-spray extinguishing systems to be connected via an atmospheric isolator directly to the drinking water supply, which counts as an "inexhaustible water source".