VR Home Fire Demonstration - Sprinklered and Unsprinklered (room with sprinkler first)

You are about to experience two fires, in two rooms that were set up with identical furnishings. The rooms are the same size; same windows and doors. The fires in both rooms were ignited within combustible materials commonly found in typical living rooms. One room is protected with a home fire sprinkler. The other is not. Look up, look down and behind you. Find the sprinkler in the ceiling. At 37 seconds, heat from the fire activates the sprinkler, controlling the fire and preventing it from becoming deadly. After the sprinkler activated, there is very little damage. The room is wet, but intact. If a family were sleeping, the sprinkler would have given them time to safely escape. The fire is confined to the room of origin and the family would likely be able to stay in the home or move back in a few days.
Without fire sprinklers, a house fire can become deadly in two minutes. The fire burns hot and fast. Look around the room and see the toxic smoke spread. There is nothing to stop the fire, so it builds strength, generating heat and smoke until flashover - the point at which everything in the room ignites. No one can survive flashover. Look around the room without the fire sprinkler. Everything is destroyed by the extreme heat and smoke. There would be only seconds for the family to escape a fire before flashover. The destruction in this room makes it clear: the home is uninhabitable and a complete loss.
This is a 360° video. Click and drag to look around the room.
Home fire sprinklers are the only technology that can stop a fire from becoming deadly.
To download the video to view with goggles and headsets, visit: homefiresprinkler.org/vr/

[@TheIceCreamWizard]

mad respect to the camera man

[@Theonethatedits]

It’s a camera

[@ClassicalRips]

He sacrificed his life so we could see this video

[@Supernimo735]

​@@Theonethatedits r/wooooooosh

[@prettywomankitche]

@@Theonethateditswow we didn’t know that omg Tysm for telling us

[@Fed_ex_driver_from_caseohs]

@@Theonethatedits oh my God, Sherlock you just cracked the motherfucking code

[@codydigiacinto9689]

The way that it let's you move the video around is so cool!

[@tiffaniemarsh2189]

I know mind blowing

[@emfgdr3150]

Oooh I didn't read it was VR at first! Thanks!

[@jacky445]

You can also watch it in vr headset which make it feel like you in that room.

[@LighterSideOfFenix]

Super cool to be able to look around

[@Loganetics1]

This is scary

[@andrewsstation6436]

It definitely is. That is why it’s important to have an escape plan ready- know at least two ways out of every room.

[@Chipstick0000]

The teddy :(

[@adamkirk9102]

What camera did you use that was THAT resistant to heat and water? Lasted WAY longer than I thought it would.

[@danadurasinovic8003]

I have those

[@Toastyboi32]

Rip my house. Just burnt down

[@Zzyyzzxx7]

F state farm but great demonstration. It did a great job conveying how quickly total destruction can break out.

[@brandonseyfried1251]

In my state (MD) it's more expensive to insure a sprinkle red home than a non-sprinklered home. Statistically, during the course of ownership of a home, that home may or may not have a fire in it. At some point, however, a home with an installed sprinkler system will eventually have an incident where the system is either damaged, activated, or malfunctions, flooding the home and causing a massive insurance claim.
Yes; sprinkler systems save lives, which is the absolute top priority. They do, however, come with a price.

[@alfonso7851]

Smoke detectors are something very important, their price can be found between 10 eur and up if you want it with alkaline batteries or 10 years if they go with lithium batteries. In Spain, public campaigns or insurance companies could be carried out on TV and Radio because this saves lives and we can also warn the fire brigade that this is irreversible, a 3 or 6 kg ABC fire extinguisher is a good ally, whether it is to put out a domestic fire attempt or to leave the house either during the night or the day to make our way safely in the evacuation since if the fire already takes flames important little we can do with the extinguisher other than put ourselves in danger, it is best to get ready Save and call the fire brigade. I have been using smoke detectors for many years, a small 3Kg ABC fire extinguisher in case I have an accident at home, to be able to put it out and it doesn't wander any further, and a fire blanket in my kitchen close at hand, since in domestic kitchens the best it is to cover the flames and suffocate them due to lack of oxygen to the fire, you have to think that many of these fires do not come only from household appliances in the kitchen the main protagonist in the kitchen is the oil that if you let it boil too much it burns and burns in a important way, so in situations there is no fire extinguisher, the ideal is a fire blanket. Although fires with oil may use a Co2 extinguisher, what it does is deprive the fire of oxygen and this is how it is extinguished, doing it in a kitchen with a nearby container has risks if you do not have mastery of using those extinguishers, the best thing is the blanket fireproof We can take a 3 or 6 kg fire extinguisher to a company every 5 years to ring it and give it pressure, for domestic users there is no obligation to check every year but for our safety do it every 5 years to guarantee that we have pressure and it works correctly if necessary, smoke and/or carbon monoxide detectors and a fire blanket should not be missing at home if we value the life of our family. In the following video we can see in a home fire the first thing that is generated is smoke and in the video we see how the detector warns but we see that if at that moment we have a 3kg ABC fire extinguisher the outbreak of fire that starts in We can suffocate the sofa, preventing a more dramatic situation. In the following live we see the capacity of a 3kg ABC fire extinguisher easy to handle
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[@hanhdunglai2113]

Me when I watching on a Vr head set:
No NO NO NO HELP ME AAAAAAAAAA

[@Liggs564]

That look like a shower

[@illburnmyselfforreal]

Hope no converse were involved

[@honeyowen3163]

As I watched this, I thought, "This must be a co. advertising sprinklers". BTW guys, there's an unmelted candle on the table beside the sofa, nice try.

[@foreveremcee1129]

Oh shit this video tho !

[@harshrai683]

what is the cost of making this 360 rotating fire protection system

[@spacepope-1]

You would have check with a plumber in your area, but I'd guess a few thousand dollars

[@danielebrparish4271]

About $2.00/sq ft.

[@ironmatic1]

@@danielebrparish4271 for new construction*

[@peermuhammadtayyabnoorani4127]

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بیٹیاں اللّٰہ پاک کی رحمت ہوتی ہیں۔
بیشک ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@unionpacificrailroadcrossi9336]

Shut up