NFPA Code Reference Offline

Offline reference for the fire protection standards you open on site: NFPA 10, 13, 14, 20, 25 and 72. Summaries and key points, no signal required. WHAT IS INSIDE - 40 sections with plain-language summaries and key points - NFPA 13 sprinkler systems, 9 sections - NFPA 10 portable fire extinguishers, 7 sections - NFPA 72 fire alarm and signaling, 7 sections - NFPA 25 inspection, testing and maintenance, 7 sections - NFPA 20 stationary fire pumps, 5 sections - NFPA 14 standpipe and hose systems, 5 sections EVERY CITATION CARRIES ITS EDITION Section numbers move between editions, so every entry is labelled with the edition it was checked against: NFPA 13-2022, NFPA 14-2019, NFPA 20-2022, NFPA 25-2023, NFPA 72-2022, NFPA 10-2022. A citation reads "NFPA 13-2022 Sec. 17.4.2.1", not just "17.4.2.1". WHAT THE SECTIONS COVER - Sprinkler K-factors, temperature ratings, protection areas, obstruction rules, hanger spacing, density/area design and pipe schedules - Standpipe classes, hose connection locations, pipe sizes, flow rates and pressure limits - Fire pump types and curves, jockey pumps, electric and diesel drives, acceptance testing - ITM frequencies for sprinklers, standpipes, water supplies and fire pumps - Detector spacing, pull stations, audible and visible notification, supervising stations - Extinguisher ratings and travel distances for Class A, B, D and K, mounting, inspection and maintenance HOW IT WORKS Search by standard, section number or topic, or filter by standard and browse. Each entry gives the citation with its edition, a summary in working language and the key points that decide a field question. CORE FEATURES - Works 100 percent offline, no signal needed on site - Full-text search across titles, summaries and key points - Filter chips for NFPA 10, 13, 14, 20, 25 and 72 - PDF export of any section for submittals and field records - Light and dark themes - English and Spanish - Material Design 3 interface TYPICAL USES - Checking a spacing or clearance rule on site before the pipe goes up - Verifying a contractor submittal during plan review - Settling an ITM frequency question in front of the AHJ - Backing a field decision with a PDF you can attach to the job file - Studying for NICET certification WHAT THE PDF INCLUDES - The citation with its edition and the section title - The section summary - Every key point of the section - Date and time of export OPTIONAL PRO UPGRADE - $2.99 ONE-TIME IN-APP PURCHASE The following features require a separate one-time in-app purchase. They are not required to read the reference: - PDF export of sections - Dark theme - Unlimited section views without watching a rewarded ad - Ad-free experience WHO IT IS FOR - Fire protection engineers and system designers - Sprinkler fitters and installers - Fire inspectors and AHJ plan reviewers - Contractors preparing bids and submittals - NICET candidates and fire protection students ACCURACY NOTE These are working summaries, not the text of the standard, and they are not a stamped design. Verify against the edition of the standard adopted in your jurisdiction and confirm with the authority having jurisdiction. Part of FireTools, the fire protection calculator collection. More tools at tradetools.dev/fire