In a high fire hazard building, how many square meters can a single sprinkler protect?

In high fire hazard buildings, a single sprinkler can typically protect an area of 6.5 square meters. This specification is based on fire safety regulations and standards that dictate the effectiveness of sprinkler systems in controlling or suppressing fires. The design and installation of these systems take into account the potential dangers and the need to ensure adequate coverage to minimize fire risk. Therefore, using a measurement of 6.5 square meters reflects an understanding of how to manage fire hazards effectively in environments that are categorized as high risk.

This value falls within the established guidelines to ensure that the sprinklers can deliver sufficient water flow and pressure over the designated area to extinguish or control a fire, thus enhancing the safety and protection of individuals and property in those spaces.