Wildfire Sprinkler Systems
Roofline sprinkler systems provide optimal water coverage, pressure, and spacing to create a protective spray across the roof and structure.
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Platypus Sprinkler & Controller
The Platypus Controller measures ambient air temperature to automatically activate compatible equipment that supplies water to the sprinkler system. The temperature that activates the system is set by the user up to a maximum of 60°C.
When the ambient air temperature rises above the set point, the system becomes active. The system will run for an amount of time which is set by the user, up to a maximum of 60 minutes.
After the run time has expired, the system pauses for an amount of time, also set by the user, up to a maximum of 60 minutes. The ambient air temperature is measured again. If it is still above the set point, the controller will run the system again.
This cycle is repeated until the ambient air temperature falls 5°C below the set point. During these cycles, the controller will send SMS information to the stored numbers advising the status of the system.
The EVAC Button feature allows the user to turn the system on to run for cycle times up to 1 hour when leaving the property. After the set time has expired, the controller will go back into Auto Mode.
Now includes Solar Charge.
Key Features
- LCD touch screen display
- Back up power from engine battery
- Run and pause cycles extend available water & fuel
- Mobile phone connectivity*
- Automatic control of diesel** and or electric pump
- Step up of speed in compatible VFD controllers
- User adjustable trigger temp & run times
- Automatic or manual operation
- EVAC button
- Maintains float charge in engine battery
- Multi user
- PIN protected access
- Low fuel sensing (on compatible fuel tanks)
- IP66 wall mount enclosure
- Emergency run option
- Control of 12vdc solenoids with pulsed coil
- No annual fees, choose your own network provider
- 12 month limited warranty
WILDLIFE MITIGATION SERVICES
Certified Wildfire Mitigation Specialists
Fuels Reduction & Weed Abatement
Defensible space is not just a landscaping issue — it is about understanding how wildfire behaves around your home.
Wind-driven embers, flames, and radiant heat can ignite vegetation and structures near the property. Proper defensible space helps reduce available fuel and slow the spread of fire.
The difference between land that is simply cleared and land that is truly defensible is understanding how fire approaches your specific property. Knowing where fire can intensify, where embers are likely to land, and what vulnerabilities exist around the structure comes from fire science, not just a checklist.