Get Hydraulic Data Plate

The Hydraulic Data Plate is a crucial document that provides essential information about fire sprinkler systems. Completing this form accurately is vital for ensuring the safety and compliance of the system being installed or maintained.

Follow the steps to correctly fill out the Hydraulic Data Plate.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the Hydraulic Data Plate, which you can then open in your preferred editing tool.
2. Begin by filling in the project name and date at the top of the form. Ensure to enter the relevant project details clearly.
3. Next, provide the location and the system number, indicating where the sprinkler system is installed and its unique identifier.
4. Fill out the contractor's name, zone, and address, ensuring that the details correspond to the installation site.
5. Specify the area and hazard classification, detailing whether it is light, ordinary, or extra hazard as applicable.
6. Input the NFPA standard reference and the system type; provide the density/area calculation using the specified gallons per minute per square foot over the indicated area.
7. Record the area per sprinkler, making sure to specify the actual square footage utilized versus the allowed square footage.
8. Complete the manufacturer and model fields for the sprinkler, as well as all relevant sprinkler data, including orifice size, k-factor, and degrees.
9. Document the amount of sprinklers flowing and their corresponding flow rates in gallons per minute as required.
10. Summarize the flow by recording details for the end sprinkler flow, including the gpm and psi information.
11. Include the total demand base of the riser, providing details with and without hose and rack allowances.
12. Fill out the supply data, entering the location of the supply, testing person’s name, test date, and pressure information.
13. Next, input necessary pipe data, including the C-factor, pipe type, and any relevant specifications.
14. Finally, complete the storage section by detailing commodity class, maximum and minimum clear heights, aisle width, and backflow preventer information if applicable.
15. After ensuring all sections are filled accurately, save your changes, and choose to download, print, or share the Hydraulic Data Plate as needed.

Complete your Hydraulic Data Plate online to ensure compliance and safety.