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Roof sprinkler system for wildfire protection.
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Previously:
Centering ceiling fire sprinkler hole - GIF
Fire sprinkler shut off tool - photo
Gentleman tests fire sprinkler load capacity - GIF and photo
Irrigation big gun sprinkler - GIF
Retracting agricultural sprinklers - GIF
Good idea, but they'd better hope there's public water available and at sufficient pressure. Also, if they have an emergency water store, just in case, they should have a battery backed up pump to draw it. One thing we've learned by recent events is that things whose availability we once took for granted these days might not be.
Why not just put a steel roof on the house. We are not even in a "fire zone" but have a steel roof and fiber cement siding.
Wishful thinking. It's like throwing a little baby gate in front of a charging bull. It's probably the siding that would go up first anyway.
I like the practical sprinkler system. Looks like readily available hardware. Your video clearly shows what is required.
Thankyou