



| Inspection Area | Common Problem | Service Performed | Compliance Benefit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wet-Chemical Cylinder | Low pressure, expired agent, corrosion, or discharge history | Inspect, weigh or test, recharge, replace seals, and document condition | Confirms the system has an operational suppression-agent supply |
| Nozzles and Appliance Coverage | Clogged nozzles, missing caps, misalignment, or changed appliances | Clean, reposition, replace, and verify coverage over each protected hazard | Helps ensure agent reaches fryers, ranges, griddles, and other cooking equipment |
| Detection and Fusible Links | Grease contamination, damaged links, loose cable, or overdue replacement | Inspect detection line, replace required links, and verify release operation | Supports automatic system activation during a cooking fire |
| Manual Pull Station and Shutoffs | Blocked access, damaged hardware, missing signage, or failed interlock | Confirm accessibility, test activation, and verify fuel or electrical shutoff | Allows manual activation and helps stop continued heat or fuel input |
| Tags and Documentation | Expired tags, incomplete records, or missing service documentation | Apply updated service tags and provide written inspection records | Creates a clear compliance history for owners and inspectors |
| Post-Discharge Restoration | Discharged cylinder, contaminated appliances, or system left out of service | Inspect the cause, restore components, recharge, reset, test, and retag | Returns the fire suppression system to documented operating condition |




| Inspection Area | Common Problem | Service Performed | Compliance Benefit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wet-Chemical Cylinder | Low pressure, expired agent, corrosion, or discharge history | Inspect, weigh or test, recharge, replace seals, and document condition | Confirms the system has an operational suppression-agent supply |
| Nozzles and Appliance Coverage | Clogged nozzles, missing caps, misalignment, or changed appliances | Clean, reposition, replace, and verify coverage over each protected hazard | Helps ensure agent reaches fryers, ranges, griddles, and other cooking equipment |
| Detection and Fusible Links | Grease contamination, damaged links, loose cable, or overdue replacement | Inspect detection line, replace required links, and verify release operation | Supports automatic system activation during a cooking fire |
| Manual Pull Station and Shutoffs | Blocked access, damaged hardware, missing signage, or failed interlock | Confirm accessibility, test activation, and verify fuel or electrical shutoff | Allows manual activation and helps stop continued heat or fuel input |
| Tags and Documentation | Expired tags, incomplete records, or missing service documentation | Apply updated service tags and provide written inspection records | Creates a clear compliance history for owners and inspectors |
| Post-Discharge Restoration | Discharged cylinder, contaminated appliances, or system left out of service | Inspect the cause, restore components, recharge, reset, test, and retag | Returns the fire suppression system to documented operating condition |
No restaurant owner or property manager in New York City wants to risk failing an FDNY inspection, receiving violations, or operating with non-compliant fire systems. That’s why so many businesses rely on Master Fire Prevention Systems — trusted specialists in permitting, code compliance, and FDNY approvals for commercial kitchens — serving all of NYC, from Yonkers to the East Village, as well as Midtown and Downtown Brooklyn.
We understand how stressful it can be to deal with failed inspections, violation notices, emergency shutdowns, and outdated or non-compliant systems — especially when your business, staff, and customers are on the line. Our team works directly with restaurant owners, building managers, and contractors to correct issues quickly, bring systems up to code, properly document compliance, and ensure everything is ready for FDNY approval.
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