Respects what you value most

Automist uses smoke detection and thermal sensing to locate a fire, then selects the best-positioned wall-mounted spray head and targets it with high-pressure water mist. The system continuously monitors the fire while operating, can reposition if it moves, and uses just 2.37 gpm, helping reduce water use and consequential damage.

Conventional residential sprinklers can discharge 13+ gallons per minute across a room until the water supply is manually shut off, so even a successful activation can cause significant secondary water damage. Automist targets the fire using much less water and shuts off automatically, helping reduce damage, clean up and disruption after an incident.

Traditional fire sprinkler quotes often exclude the cost of upgrading your water supply, which is why total costs can increase significantly. While the sprinkler system itself may cost as little as $5,000–$6,000, water utilities may require a larger meter to meet the system’s flow demand, adding both upfront installation fees and possible ongoing monthly charges. Depending on the property and infrastructure, these additional costs can range from a few thousand dollars to much higher in complex cases. Automist operates at significantly lower flow than conventional sprinklers – a standard domestic meter can handle the demand without upsizing.