Abstract: The invention relates to the field of firefighting equipment, in particular to thermal locks for sprinklers, and is intended for opening sprinklers and automatically initiating the fire extinguishing. The proposed invention is characterized in that in an explosive capsule for a thermal lock comprising a housing made of brittle material, which contains a sealed cavity filled with liquid and a state sensor comprising an electrical conductor partially arranged within the housing cavity; the electrical conductor arranged within the housing cavity is divided into two parts, wherein the ends of each part contact with the liquid, while the liquid used has electrically conductive properties.

Abstract: The invention relates to the field of firefighting equipment, in particular to thermal locks for sprinklers, and is intended for opening sprinklers and automatically initiating the fire extinguishing. The proposed invention is characterized in that in an explosive capsule for a thermal lock comprising a housing made of brittle material, which contains a sealed cavity filled with liquid and a state sensor comprising an electrical conductor partially arranged within the housing cavity; the electrical conductor arranged within the housing cavity is divided into two parts, wherein the ends of each part contact with the liquid, while the liquid used has electrically conductive properties.

Abstract: A sprinkler including a housing having an outlet aperture covered by a shut-off valve, a heat-sensitive destructible element, and an actuation monitoring device. The monitoring device is configured as a current-conducting coating that is applied to a surface of the element. The coating has terminals for connecting to a circuit of a sprinkler status monitoring unit. The element is configured as a hermetic glass bulb filled with a liquid that boils at a sprinkler activation temperature. The terminals are located at one end of the heat-sensitive destructible element and are connected to the coating using clamps that encircle the surface of the element. The coating is applied to the surface using sputter deposition. The applied coating is electrically conductive and allows the bulb to be heated to a boiling temperature of the liquid with which the bulb is filled, while feeding voltage from the sprinkler status monitoring unit.