Fire protection is all about the management of risk. Preaction fire sprinkler systems can effectively manage the risk of damage fire with minimal risk from unwanted water damage. Learn how UNITED Fire Systems PREACTION-PAC makes this simple.

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You can’t see inside your sprinkler pipes, but corrosion could be damaging them from the inside out. Learn how UNITED Fire Systems helps avoid expensive repairs and unwanted water damage.

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If you depend on dry standpipes for fire protection, learn how UNITED Fire Systems can warn you of impairments that put you, your structure, and your firefighters at risk.

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UNITED Fire Systems

NYC Fire Protection Systems Made by Fire Protection Experts

UNITED Fire Systems is a division of United Fire Protection Corporation specializing in the manufacturing of fire suppression equipment. Our current product offerings include:

PREACTION-PAC (FM Approved)

NITROGEN-PAC Self-Contained (SC) Series (FM Approved)

NITROGEN-PAC Modular (M) Series

STANDPIPE-PAC

AR-1 Air Release for Wet Sprinkler Systems (FM Approved)

Our products have unique qualities and features that set them apart from comparable competitors’ products. Reputation and years of industry expertise are the driving factors that enable us to design and manufacture state-of-the-art protection equipment that cannot be found anywhere else.

Give us a call at 908.688.0300 or contact us online to learn more about our services in Atlanta, Dallas, San Francisco, Houston, Kenilworth, and New York City!

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If you have a dry standpipe in your structure, can you tell if it’s intact and ready for fire department use? If it’s not, the risk is high. Be sure – a UNITED Fire Systems STANDPIPE-PAC system will alert you if someone accidentally leaves a valve open or even disassembles a portion of the standpipe inadvertently.