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Trident systems wet your roof, your eaves and the ground around your house when fire is near, so embers land on wet surfaces instead of dry ones. Here's what we make and how it goes together; then see it on your own home.
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What we make
Coverage is built in layers: the roof, the eaves, and the ground around the house. Prices are the catalog's, per piece.
Stands on the ridge and pre-wets the roof on both sides, where embers land on dry, heated surfaces.
Roof systems cover the highest landing areas, where embers can settle and build up. Each head wets a circle of roof around it; heads are spaced along the ridge so their circles overlap.
From $249.99 each, before install
Mounts along the roof edge and wets the eaves, where embers collect on their way into the walls.
Eaves are where the roof meets the wall, and a frequent place for embers to gather. Eave heads come screw-mounted, or with a no-drill clamp.
From $99.99 each, before install
Stands in the yard and aims where the roof heads do not reach: decks, fences, approach paths, the windward side.
Ground-level spray covers deck edges, detached structures and approach paths beyond the roofline. Tripods come with or without a valve, staked, and as a Pro model.
From $800 each, before install
Draws from your pool, so the system is not held to what city water can supply and can run more sprinklers at once.
For homes with a pool: an independent pump feeds the sprinklers from it. Without a pump, a system runs on city water from your hose spigots.
From $999.99 each, before install
For city-water systems
Remote activation: start the sprinklers without being there.
For city-water systems (hose spigots, no pump). Quoted and confirmed at your site visit.
From $5,000 each, before install
How it goes together
PVC pipe runs up the wall, along the eaves and to the roof sprinklers. Hose carries the water across the yard from your spigot, or fire hose from a pool pump.
From $3 a foot
Up the wall to the eaves, round the house through the eave sprinklers, and up to the roof sprinklers along the top of the roof.
From $1.50 a foot
From your hose spigot to the house and out to the attack tripod. With a pool pump, fire hose carries the water from the pool.
How it works
On city water, every hose spigot on the house shares one supply, so a city-water system runs up to 4 roof and 6 eave sprinklers at once. A pool with a pump is not held to that and can run more.
When fire is near, you turn on the water and the sprinklers pre-wet the house. On city water, the Trident Control System can start it remotely.
Once a year, check the heads, valves and connections for leaks or blockages, and flush the lines.
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Your house from above, with an example system on it: tap each part to see what it does and what it costs.
