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Sprinklers in elevator Shafts



Im helping a local electrical contractor bid a fire job and it has the
sprinkler head requirement with shunt trip breaker arangement to shut off
power when sprinkler activates. I have added an addendum that my firm and
electrical contractor are held faultless indemnified if something goes wrong
,and i cited all the problems with this arangement
including the fact that shunt trip breaker can and do go bad and fail to
operate and occupant of elevator cab could become trapped, injured or killed
.I included the article i did for Pa firemans magazine as well needless to
say this turned a few heads. I do not see the sprinler head being used at
this point after all the liabilties were raised. has any one else  delt with
this issue. and what was AHJ etc response.

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Nick Markowitz Jr.
Owner
Markowitz Electric Protection
Private Industry Fire Investigator.
Qualified Electrical- Fire Alarm Contractor

Contributing Editor Pa. Firemans Magazine
Staff Editor www.securitymission.com
Senior Correspondant www.1strespondernews.com
Senior Affilliate www.nbfd.us
Contributor www.monyoughfire.com
Contract Broadcast Engineer WAVL  910 AM apollo Pa.
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