What is Automist?
Traditional fire sprinklers are effective but outdated.
Automist Smartscan targets fires with a rotating water mist, using 90% less water and causing less damage. It’s faster, more efficient, and easier to install, and has over 12,000 trusted installations across the UK and US.
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Why Automist is the Perfect Fire Suppression Solution
Here are four cases where Automist® would be the perfect solution to protect your property.
How Automist® Works
How Automist protects your property from fire and water damage.
STEP 1
In the event of a fire, the system is triggered automatically by a ceiling-mounted smoke sensor.
STEP 2
Automist’s sprayheads will scan the room to look for temperature changes indicating a fire.
STEP 3
If danger is detected, the pipes are filled with water and the best-positioned sprayhead targets the fire.
STEP 4
Watermist cools the fire zone and suppresses the fire, minimising water damage.
Colour variations
Blends seamlessly into any room
Sleek, discreet design to integrate into your space seamlessly.
Fire Safety Solutions for All Types of Properties
Automist allows open-plan living with fire safety compliance. It’s easy to install, ideal for modular builds, heritage homes, and can be retrofitted for assisted living without extra storage tanks.
Guaranteed Compliance
Automist Smartscan has been performance tested against both BS8458:2015 & BSEN14972:2025.
Automist can be used within prescriptive guidance in the place of traditional sprinklers where appropriate and as part of a performance based justification for building control approval.
Servicing Your Automist® System
The British Standard BS9251:2014 (fire sprinklers) and BS8458:2015 (water mist) recommends that a fire system is serviced by a competent person on a regular basis. We would suggest this should be done no less than once every 12 months.
Depending on the use of the property, there could be a legal requirement for the system to be serviced on an ongoing basis. If you are a landlord, as an example, you must ensure you do this as there could be serious implications under The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 England and Wales or The Fire Safety (Scotland) Regulations 2006.
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