How many gallons does a dry system typically max out at?

A dry sprinkler system is designed for environments where freezing conditions could occur. Instead of using water, these systems are filled with pressurized air or nitrogen. The system's design generally limits the water supply to a specific volume to ensure efficient operation and to accommodate the system's requirements for pipe sizes and layout.

In the case of typical dry systems, they usually have a maximum water capacity of around 750 gallons. This volume is sufficient for most industrial and commercial applications where dry systems are commonly installed, ensuring that there is enough water available for effective sprinkler operation while maintaining the integrity of the system's design specifications.

While some options exceed this limit, it's important to recognize that exceeding this maximum could lead to complications, such as increased pressure demands on the system and potential difficulties in maintaining the system effectively. Therefore, for a dry sprinkler system, 750 gallons is the recognized maximum capacity that balances operational efficiency with safety and system reliability.