Our dry fire systems are engineered for areas exposed to freezing temperatures, keeping your building and people safe when it matters most. Each system is designed and built in accordance with NFPA 13, CAN/ULC-S524 and other local codes and standards. Trust an established Canadian partner to protect what's yours, with smart design, reliable supply, expert service and a track record of results.
Designed to perform in low temperatures, ensuring your system is ready when you need it most.
Built to meet Australian standards, giving you the safety and assurance you can count on.
Protecting buildings, industrial sites and everything in between. Perfect for warehouses, loading docks, industrial buildings, parking, mechanical rooms and more.
Engineered for reliability with minimal upkeep and local, responsive support.
Design and engineering, supply, testing, maintenance and 24/7 support under one roof.
Count on Dapcor to deliver dry fire systems on time, on budget and built right, with no gaps.
Code-compliant design tailored to your project and environment.
High-quality dry valve assemblies and components you can count on.
Tested systems for performance you can trust, completed and online.
Ongoing inspection and servicing to keep your system performing.
System upgrades and compliance advice to keep you protected.
Trusted since 1974, Dapcor brings decades of building-services, remedial-construction and fire-upgrade experience to complex properties across Sydney and NSW. We understand that dry fire upgrades are rarely isolated from the rest of the building. Existing services, access, finishes, residents, tenants, shutdowns and compliance documentation all need to be considered together. Our team works with strata managers, owners corporations, consultants, facility managers, asset owners and builders to deliver coordinated dry fire system upgrades with a focus on safety, quality, communication and long-term building performance. Dapcor's 4.5-star iCIRT rating provides further confidence in the systems, governance and capability supporting our project delivery.
A dry fire system focuses on detecting fire, warning occupants and supporting emergency response. Typical systems include smoke and heat detectors, fire alarms, fire indicator panels, manual call points, EWIS, occupant warning systems and alarm monitoring.
Wet fire systems use water-based infrastructure such as sprinklers and hydrants to help control or suppress fire. Dry fire systems focus on detection, warning, communication and system control. In many buildings, the two systems are interconnected.
A Fire Indicator Panel, commonly called an FIP, receives information from fire detection devices and displays alarm and fault conditions. Depending on the building, it may also interface with occupant warning systems, smoke control, wet fire systems, lifts and alarm monitoring.
EWIS stands for Emergency Warning and Intercommunication System. It provides warning and communication functions to assist with emergency management and evacuation in buildings where the system is required.
An FIP may require upgrading because of ageing equipment, obsolete components, recurring faults, building alterations, compliance requirements or incompatibility with newer fire safety systems. The existing system should be assessed before the upgrade scope is confirmed.
Yes. Dapcor plans dry fire upgrades around residents, tenants and ongoing building operations. Testing, shutdowns, access and staging are coordinated to maintain safety and minimise disruption as far as reasonably possible.
Yes. Dapcor can coordinate dry fire upgrade and rectification works arising from Fire Safety Orders, building audits, consultant reports and AFSS-related defects. The required scope is coordinated with the relevant consultants and fire safety practitioners.
Yes. Dapcor delivers broader fire upgrade works involving both wet and dry fire systems, as well as associated remedial and building works required to complete complex fire safety upgrades.
Dapcor delivers dry fire and broader fire upgrade projects across Sydney and wider NSW, including strata, commercial and occupied buildings.
Need more guidance? Read our guide on fire upgrades in occupied buildings or explore all fire upgrade services.
