I think what you've got there is a Star sprinkler from the 70's or so, before 
the development of the first residential sprinklers and the fast response link. 

It was early attempt to make a quick response sprinkler. The linkage was a 
standard response but the thing beside it is a squib that (as I understand it) 
is supposed to send an hot electric arc to the link to cause it to melt 
out/actuate quickly.

I only every saw them on one installation and I was once told that handling 
them should be like handling explosives, because an accident with that squib 
could do some harm.

Larry Keeping

-----Original Message-----
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Behalf Of Scott Holman
Sent: March-02-16 11:43 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Attachment on a Sidewall Sprinkler

Hello Forum,

A coworker took a picture of a sidewall sprinkler with a funky attachment on 
it. I'm hoping someone knows what it is because we have been unable to find it 
online.

http://i.imgur.com/ZqsFu39.jpg

Thanks!

Scott Holman
Designer
RLH Fire Protection
4300 Stine Road, Bldg 800
Bakersfield, CA 93313
661.410.1351
[email protected]

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