Standpipe inspections are required every five years. Ensure your system remains functional and in compliance at all times.
Standpipe Testing
Monitoring your Standpipe System
Standpipe systems exist to carry water from an external supply throughout a building for fire suppression. Needless to say, your standpipe system is critical. It’s important to ensure that your standpipe system will be able to carry out that function should a fire arise. And, it’s especially important to do so if your building is on the older side, with no sprinkler system to supplement your suppression efforts. At AAA Fire Protection, we will inspect your system and file your results with the appropriate regulatory agency – ensuring your building is both compliant and functional.
Standpipe Testing with AAA Fire Protection
Our process for standpipe testing is designed to make your life simple. You can expect to have two technicians at your building to conduct the test, which usually takes between three and four hours. We use a hydrostatic test to ensure that there are no leaks in the system. To be confident that your system is watertight, we check to see that the standpipe can maintain a set pressure for at least two hours. Once the test is complete, we’ll file your results with the appropriate organization or agency, and we’ll let you know when your standpipe will be due for its next test.
Whether your standpipe is a class I, II, or III, we can handle your testing and maintenance.
WHY AAA FIRE
Our story began in 1954. Family-owned and operated with headquarters in Seattle for over 60 years, we’ve grown to become a name synonymous with fire protection in the Northwest. Providing one of the most comprehensive service and product offerings in the region, backed by the largest fleet of service technicians, we stand ready.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CLASS I, II, AND III STANDPIPES?
A Class I is a system that provides 2 ½” hose connections to supply water for use by the fire department. Class II standpipes provide 1 ½” hose stations to supply water used primarily by trained personnel or by the fire department during initial response. Class III standpipe systems provide 1 ½” hose stations to supply water for use by trained personnel and 2 ½” hose connections to supply a larger volume of water for use by the fire department.
WHAT KINDS OF STANDPIPES DOES AAA FIRE PROTECTION OFFER TESTING FOR?
We test all kinds of standpipe systems – Class I, II and III.
IS THERE A DIFFERENCE IN THE TESTING PROCESS FOR EACH TYPE OF STANDPIPE CLASS?
