Portable Viking® Vk166, Standard, Dry Sprinkler, 8.0k, Pendent, Sr, 1” Npt, Plain Barrel, Brass, 200 Degree, 18” Length, 12741uae18 Fire Sprinkler Head Holiday Edition [gQDsNEZd]

Viking® VK166 Dry Sprinkler Head

Introducing the Viking® VK166, a top-tier dry sprinkler head designed for optimal fire protection in environments prone to freezing temperatures. This standard dry sprinkler head is engineered with precision to ensure reliable performance in both dry and preaction systems. With its robust construction and advanced features, the Viking® VK166 is a must-have for any fire safety setup.

Key Specifications and Features

The Viking® VK166 boasts a range of impressive specifications that set it apart from other fire sprinkler heads. Key features include a 1” NPT connection, a plain barrel design, and a brass construction for durability. The sprinkler head is designed to operate at a 200-degree temperature, making it ideal for dry systems where water or condensation must be prevented from entering the drop nipple before operation. The Viking® VK166 also features special Polyester and Electroless Nickel PTFE (ENT) coatings, which are listed/approved for installation in corrosive environments. Here are some of the key benefits:

• Prevents water or condensation from entering the drop nipple before sprinkler operation
• Approved for installation in corrosive environments
• Available in multiple colors and temperatures

Practical Applications and Benefits

The Viking® VK166 dry sprinkler head is an excellent choice for a variety of applications, including areas subject to freezing temperatures and spaces supplied from a wet system in an adjacent heated area. Its thermosensitive design ensures that it will activate when the temperature reaches a critical point, providing timely fire protection. This product is perfect for both residential and commercial settings, offering peace of mind and safety for you and your loved ones. Here are some practical scenarios where the Viking® VK166 can be beneficial:

• Freezing environments such as cold storage facilities
• Heated areas with adjacent cold spaces, such as warehouses
• Residential buildings with unheated attics or basements