On Jan 10, 6:02*pm, "Stormin Mormon"
wrote:
Years ago, I took a couple fire protection courses.
Sprinklers actually greatly reduce damage, as well as
reduced safety (fire deaths). Proper sprinklers open up only
on the fire. Each head has a heat sensor, which melts or
breaks at a certain temp. My courses were in the early
1980s, but they were conclusive that sprinklers greatly
reduce damage.

I'm curious, if you can provide some reputable web pages
that support what you've written.

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Christopher A. Young
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The issue to me isn't if they work well but that federal, state or
local governments shouldn't be mandating them. if the builder or
customer wants them that's another story