Stationary Fire Monitors: Selection, Control Systems & Applications

Join our free online webinar for a practical overview of stationary fire monitors in industrial applications.

Key topics:

- Monitor types, configurations and nozzle options for water and foam applications
- Key design parameters: flow, pressure and throw distance
- Control system concepts and plant integration (single monitor to networked systems)
- FireDos throw distance calculator for selecting and validating monitor configurations, including nozzle selection, reach and obstacles
- Industrial application examples: tank farms, waste & recycling, chemical plants, helipads

This webinar is designed for engineers, consultants and fire protection professionals involved in industrial fire safety system design.

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- Date: WED, July 22, 2026
- Time: 10:00 AM CST
- Duration: approx. 45 minutes (incl. Q&A)
- Speaker: Yanic Philippi
- Platform: Microsoft Teams (online)
- Recording: will be shared with registered participants after the session

Highlights of our stationary fire monitors

- Wide flow rate range: 150 l/min to 60,000 l/min (M1–M12 portfolio)
- Water or foam: suitable for both extinguishing agents depending on the site concept
- Manual or electric operation options
- Adjustable flow during operation and full pressure
- Long reach: up to 150 m
- Nozzle variety to match different firefighting scenarios
- Suitable for seawater use

Who should attend this webinar

Fire protection engineers, industrial safety/EHS, plant operators, system integrators and OEM/engineering partners working with industrial fire protection and stationary fire monitor systems.

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Fire Monitor in front of industrial scenery

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Typical applications for stationary fire monitors

- Tank farms
- Waste incineration & recycling plants
- Jetties
- Aircraft hangars
- Helipads
- (Petro-) Chemical plants
In high-risk areas such as waste, wood and paper processing, infrared camera systems can detect critical hotspots early. When combined with a stationary fire monitor system and suitable control interfaces, this supports automated fire suppression—helping to intervene before a developing hotspot turns into open fire.

New FireDos control system for stationary monitors

- Scalable concept: start small and expand as your site grows
- Central management: clear overview of connected monitors
- Flexible operation: at the cabinet, via wired operator panel, or long-range wireless remote
- Automation-ready: predefined response scenarios via alarm inputs
- Integration options: designed for seamless integration into existing safety infrastructure, with multiple interfaces for fire alarm panels and higher-level control systems (configuration-dependent).
- Service support: remote diagnostics for commissioning/maintenance (upon agreement)