Fire Protection for Domestic & Residential Housing
Compliance with SDA regulations for NDIS funded Housing
The only true fire protection for housing is a Fire Sprinkler System Installation.
We design, install and certify sprinkler systems, as well as give a 12-month warranty on all jobs giving you peace of mind.
We specialise in installations in accordance with SDA and NDIS housing fire protections.
We work with you to plan the best outcome you can have in your location
Sprinkler Systems for Fire Protection
Sprinkler Systems for Disability Sector (Class 3)
Fire Risk Management and Sprinkler Systems are now mandatory for all Class 3 housing funded by NDIS.
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Sprinkler Systems for SDA Class 1a&b
Ensure the safety of your Class 1a/b Specialist Disability Accommodation with a fire sprinkler system installation.
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Fire Sprinkler Systems for your Home
Integrated Fire Sprinkler Systems connected to your Domestic Water Supply, especially when considering a new home construction.
Learn MoreFire Safety for Commercial Premises
Maintaining fire safety for a commercial premises is paramount to protecting both occupants of the building (employees, customers, visitors) and the building itself. If the building is a huge commercial building then you can imagine that fire damage even the slightest at times can add up to thousands of dollars of damage.
Protect your home from Bushfires
Bushfires are devastating and can leave a huge trail of death and destruction so you want to be as best prepared as possible when they strike.
Frequently Asked Questions
I am looking at building an NDIS funded Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA). What Class of housing will it be?
Specialist Disability Accommodations (SDA) come in the following classes:
Class 1a & b: Domestic
Class 3: Residential
Class 1a & b are free standing dwellings, units, townhouses in which the residents are considered higher functioning. It may be that a carer comes once a day to check on residents or they live completely independently. This classification is also for the general home in which an everyday family would live.
Class 3 are for residents with extreme functional impairment or very high support needs. They will often have a carer living on site and very low mobility, thus requiring more time to get residents out in case of a fire.
How exactly does a fire sprinkler system work?
A fire sprinkler system works by being automatically activated if, and when, there is an increase in temperature. This is done through a temperature gauge that’s constantly working to monitor average temperatures. See it as a sophisticated fire alarm that comes with water to put out a fire
Do you just install fire sprinkler systems?
Sinclair Fire designs, installs and certifies all fire sprinkler systems. In addition we assist with their maintenance- servicing and refurbishment.
What type of sprinkler system would I need for my home?
The correct sprinkler system for homes depends on the practical solution type system to suit environment and availability of water, whether local or remote.
Examples:
- using domestic town supply
- using a bore/pump
- using the swimming pool
- using rain water tank or mobile tank
- using a dam or creek
Are there different types of fire extinguishers and what do you use them for?
- Motor shows, or events that attract fuel: AFFF for fuel fires (Class B)
- Cooking shows that involve gas etc: Co2 or ABE for gas fires (Class C)
- Cooking shows that involve oil: Wet chemical (Class F)
- Fireworks: Water (Class A)
- Agricultural Shows with combustible feed: Water (Class A)
Have questions about what you need to protect you from fires?
We work with you to make sure you have the right fire protection for your property or event. If you're unsure about what you need send us an email and we'll get back to you.