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Explore how water mist technology delivers effective fire protection using significantly less water than traditional systems.

This webinar examines the science behind water mist, the influence of droplet size and system pressure, key approvals, and applications across buildings, data centers, and industrial environments. Attendees will also learn how water mist compares with gaseous, sprinkler, and deluge systems to help identify the right solution for each application.

How Water Mist Works
• Water mist science
• Droplet size and performance
• Firefighting principles
• System pressure

Approvals and Applications
• Guidelines and approvals
• Building protection
• Data centers
• Industrial applications

Comparison with Other Technologies
• Gaseous systems
• Sprinkler and deluge systems
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Senior Product Manager | Special Hazard Systems
Dirk Laibach has over 30 years of varied global experience in the fire suppression and detection industry, including 23 years in Water Mist. He has held positions of increasing responsibility with Siemens, KIDDE, FOGTEC Fire Protection, Marioff and currently as Global Senior Product Manager for Water Mist at Johnson Control. 

Through his involvement and membership in several trade associations, codes and standards organizations (CEN) and approval authorities (like VdS, FM) in Europe and the USA. He also has extensive relationships within the industry and AHJ bodies. He is a board member of the International Watermist Association (IWMA).

Dirk holds a degree in electrical engineering (Dipl.-Ing.) from the University of Applied Sciences Düsseldorf, Germany, and is a VdS-certified engineer for Water Mist Fire Suppression Systems.