No, it cannot be applied to a dry system.  A single interlock is often used as 
the detection system charges the piping before sprinkler activation making it 
operate more like a wet system.



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From: Brian Harris <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2026 11:11 AM
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Subject: [EXTERNAL] [Sprinklerforum] NFPA-13 Table 17.2.2.1

Looking for some clarification: Working on a warehouse storing Group A 
plastics, assume nonexpanded, exposed (in cardboard boxes but the front is 
open), open shelves, double and single racks. The kicker is the warehouse isn't 
heated so

Looking for some clarification:
Working on a warehouse storing Group A plastics, assume nonexpanded, exposed 
(in cardboard boxes but the front is open), open shelves, double and single 
racks.
The kicker is the warehouse isn't heated so looking at a dry system. Table 
17.2.2.1 only list system types as wet. However, 17.2.2.4 talks about preaction 
systems shall be considered as dry when using Table 17.2.2.1.
Sooooo, can table 17.2.2.1 be used on a dry system?

Thank you,

Brian Harris, CET
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