Automist - advanced targeted fire suppression

Automist thinks and works like a firefighter would to save more lives and preserve property. It is the only home system that targets the fire at its source, operates early for faster suppression and uses less water¹.

The unobtrusive award-winning design fits any decor and the system is fed from existing mains water supplies without the need for piping upgrades, tank installations and bulky pumps.

Why Automist

Protects your home from fire and water damage

Our system uses 10 times less water than traditional sprinklers by targeting the fire, not flooding the room¹. Since it's a 'dry hose' system, it won't freeze or burst in cold weather and is far less likely to be damaged during earthquakes.

Faster and smarter fire protection you can trust

Automist detects fires faster with intelligent technology that senses heat and uses an advanced algorithm to respond quicker than traditional sprinklers¹. Automist has achieved UL Certification, becoming the world's first targeted residential water mist fire protection system to gain third-party certification under UL2167A.

Sleek, discreet design that fits any home

Stylish and subtle, the wall-mounted Automist system comes in a range of colours to match your décor. Its low-impact installation uses your existing water supply—no need for bulky tanks or major piping changes. Keep your home safe without sacrificing space or style.

Testimonials

The world's first targeted residential watermist fire protection system to gain third-party certification under UL2167A . This makes it easy for Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJs) to approve Automist as an alternative to 13D sprinkler systems for meeting building codes both in the U.S. and internationally.

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_{1. 2-14x faster than a concealed fire sprinkler as per 'Replicating the activation time of electronically controlled watermist system nozzles in B-RISK published' in the Fire Safety Journal 22nd April 2022. Automist is dry pipe until it operates, and when it does it has a flow rate of 9 litres per minute (2.37 gpm) and an inlet pressure (dynamic) of 1 – 3 bar (14.5 – 43.51 Psi). Automist uses 24 gallons in 10 minutes and a fire sprinkler uses 240 gallons in 10 minutes based on 2 heads each with a flow of 12 gpm per head.}