Fire sprinkler systems are essential for workplace safety, as there are hundreds of fire-related incidents in Australia every year. Fire tank liners must be able to store water for long periods of time without being used, so that they are ready when a fire does occur.
Australian Fire Tanks by Raven Tanks Australia is a leading provider of fire water tank inspection and maintenance services across Australia. Our expert-led services help to ensure that fire water tanks remain compliant, operational, and ready for emergencies over their entire lifespan.
We also supply and install a wide range of fire water panel tanks, including stainless steel and hot-dipped galvanized steel tanks, that can be seamlessly integrated with existing suppression systems.
Commercial businesses in rural areas are at high risk of bushfires all year round in Australia. It is essential to protect your property, equipment, employees, land, and livestock by ensuring that you have a reliable and adequate supply of fire water at all times.
Commercial fire water systems must be inspected and monitored regularly, both by law and for safety reasons.
Australian Fire Tanks by Raven Tanks Australia recommends inspecting fire water tanks at least once a year, and cleaning, replacing liners, and conducting other major repairs every ten years or as needed.
Commercial sites with fire water tanks are often already crowded, but adding a few things during installation can make the site safer for everyone, such as:
Fire tanks are built to be tough. They need to be able to withstand the most extreme conditions, such as bushfires and explosions. This is why fire tanks are made with the highest quality materials and are carefully designed and tested.
Australian industries are replacing poly tanks with galvanized steel tanks because they are more durable, stronger, and have a longer lifespan.
Have questions? Here are answers to some of the most common inquiries to help you better understand our services.
Fire water tank capacity is calculated based on site risk assessment, flow rate requirements, and the duration of water supply needed during a fire event. In Australia, this often follows the AS 2304:2019 standard for water storage for fire protection.
Common sources include dedicated fire water tanks, municipal water mains, dams, or bore water. Fire water tanks ensure immediate water availability even in remote areas or during system failures.
Yes, fire hydrants can be connected to a fire water tank, especially in locations without access to town water. This setup is often used in rural and industrial sites to meet fire safety regulations.
Absolutely. In Australia, fire water tanks must comply with AS 2304:2019, which outlines design, construction, and installation standards for fire water storage systems to ensure safety and performance in emergencies.
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