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Tyco Fire Products, headquartered in Lansdale, Pennsylvania, is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Johnson Controls (NYSE: JCI) and one of the largest manufacturers of water-based fire suppression system components globally. The company operates under the Tyco Fire brand alongside a portfolio of sub-brands including Ansul, Chemguard, Grinnell, Skum, Hygood, Pyro Chem, and AquaMist. Its product range spans sprinklers (dry, extended coverage, standard coverage, residential, storage, and special application), valves and components (wet, dry, deluge, preaction), the Grinnell grooved and stainless steel piping lines, corrosion mitigation products such as NG-2 nitrogen generators, LFP antifreeze (the industry's first UL Listed antifreeze for wet sprinkler systems), FastFlex flexible hose assemblies, and the MLC-S multilayer composite pipe system for European concrete ceiling installations. The portfolio carries a dense set of global regulatory listings (UL, cUL, FM, VdS, LPCB, ULC, CE) that serve as the foundation of its market position.

The company targets commercial, industrial, residential, healthcare, education, cold storage, and high-ceiling storage end-markets, addressing pain points around code compliance, insurance requirements, water-damage-sensitive equipment, freezing-condition deployment, and large-warehouse commodity protection. Its solutions span hardware, engineered performance-based design, and SprinkCAD design software, enabling one-stop procurement for engineering, specifying, and installation contractors. Tyco Fire Products also extends into adjacent categories through Tyco Fire & Security GmbH patents (2023-2026) covering ML-driven smart building indoor air quality and occupancy-aware HVAC integration.

Revenue is generated predominantly through hardware sales of fire suppression components and systems, with secondary streams from technical and design services including CAD/Revit deliverables and Fluid Delivery Time calculations. Pricing is not publicly disclosed and is reached through project-specific quotations; commercial and industrial deployments are sold via a global authorized dealer and certified installer network, supplemented by direct regional enterprise sales teams in the Americas, EMEA, and APAC. As a private subsidiary of Johnson Controls, Tyco Fire Products does not publish standalone revenue, and the company carries material environmental liabilities tied to PFAS contamination at its Marinette, Wisconsin facility, where remediation spend already exceeds $100 million and a $10 million Wisconsin settlement was reached.

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Tyco Fire Products, a Johnson Controls subsidiary, manufactures water-based fire suppression components including sprinklers, valves, grooved piping, and corrosion solutions, serving commercial, industrial, residential, and special hazard end-markets via a global authorized installer network.

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Lansdale
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North America
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices1 record

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Keyword5 values
fire suppression systems, fire sprinkler products, fire protection valves, grooved piping products, corrosion management systems
Industry3 codes
1Fire Protection Piping & Sprinkler System Components
CodeIMADALAJPrimaryYes
2Special Hazard Fire Suppression Systems (Clean Agent/Foam/CO2/Kitchen Hood)
CodeIMAIAJAEPrimaryNo
3Fire Sprinkler & Standpipe Systems (Design/Install/Service/Testing)
CodeBPABAHABPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Metal Valve Manufacturing33291
  • Industrial Valve Manufacturing332911
Product category
Fire Protection Equipment
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Revenue model2 records
1Fire Suppression Equipment Sales
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Tyco Fire Products generates revenue through the sale of fire suppression equipment including sprinklers, valves, nozzles, pipes, fittings, and accessories. Revenue is primarily one-time hardware sales for fire protection system installation, with potential recurring revenue from replacement parts, maintenance contracts, and service agreements.

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2Technical Services
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Revenue generated from design services, technical support, CAD/Revit file services, and Fluid Delivery Time calculations for system design.

tyco-fire.com
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Distribution channels4 records

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Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Others
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B2B
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Hardware or Manufacturing
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1Ansul
Description

Fire suppression brand under Tyco Fire Products for special hazard applications

tyco-fire.com
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Tyco Fire Products manufactures and sells water-based fire suppression system components including sprinklers, nozzles, valves (wet, dry, deluge, preaction), grooved piping products (Grinnell), corrosion management solutions (NG-2 nitrogen generators), UL Listed antifreeze, flexible hose assemblies, MLC-S composite pipe systems, and stainless steel systems. The company also provides performance-based custom engineering, prefabricated fire sprinkler solutions, and technical design services to commercial, industrial, residential, and special hazard fire protection customers globally.

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  • LFP Antifreeze extends freeze protection to -32°C/-25°F while maintaining UL Listing for system volumes up to 500 gallons
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Tyco Fire Products, a subsidiary of Johnson Controls, offers a comprehensive fire suppression and fire safety solutions portfolio. The core product lines include Sprinklers (covering dry, extended coverage, standard coverage, residential, storage, and special application categories), Valves and Components (wet, dry, deluge, preaction, general purpose valves, accelerators, air maintenance devices, and fire sprinkler switches), and Grooved Products under the Grinnell brand. Supporting product lines include Corrosion Solutions (NG-2 Nitrogen Generators and nitrogen accessories), LFP Antifreeze (industry's first UL Listed antifreeze), Flexible Hose Assemblies (FastFlex and FH-1A), MLC-S Pipe System (multi-layer composite pipes, fittings, casting cups, and tools for concrete ceilings), Stainless Steel Systems, and Performance Based Design services. The company also offers Smart Prefabricated Solutions, making it a one-stop provider for complete fire protection system needs across residential, commercial, industrial, and specialized applications.

Product and service10 records
1Sprinklers, Nozzles, and Accessories
CategoryFire Sprinkler Systems
Description

Comprehensive portfolio of fire sprinkler solutions including dry sprinklers for freezing conditions, extended coverage sprinklers, standard coverage spray sprinklers, residential sprinklers with cover plates, ESFR and CMDA storage sprinklers, special application sprinklers, nozzles, and accessories (escutcheons, guards, tools) for commercial, industrial, and residential fire protection applications.

2Valves, Devices, and Components
CategoryFire Protection Valves
Description

Complete range of fire protection valves including wet system alarm check valves, DPV-1 dry pipe valves, DV-5A deluge and preaction valves for special hazard areas, general purpose valves (butterfly, gate, check, pressure reducing, pressure relief), accelerators (ACC-1, QRS-2, Vizor Electronic), air maintenance devices (AMD-1, AMD-2, AMD-3), automatic drain valves, and fire sprinkler switches with global approvals.

3Grinnell Grooved Products
CategoryPiping System Components
Description

Comprehensive line of Grinnell-brand couplings, fittings, and adaptors for fire protection and mechanical piping systems. Fire grooved products include rigid and flexible couplings, elbows, tees, and flange transitions for fire piping. Mechanical grooved products offer couplings, fittings, and adapters as a welding alternative for general piping applications. Products carry FM, LPCB, UL, ULC, and VdS approvals.

4Corrosion Solutions
CategoryCorrosion Management Systems
Description

Corrosion management solutions for fire sprinkler systems including NG-2 Nitrogen Generators (with interactive LCD touchscreen that displaces oxygen in sprinkler piping) and nitrogen accessories (TVC-2/TVC-6 Vent Controllers, TAV-WN Wet System Nitrogen Air Vents, TGSK Gas Sampling Kit, TILD In-Line Corrosion Detector). Designed to extend sprinkler system service life by reducing corrosion risk.

5LFP Antifreeze
CategoryFire Sprinkler Antifreeze
Description

LFP Antifreeze is the industry's first UL Listed antifreeze solution for wet sprinkler systems subject to freezing conditions. Available in standard formulation (-10°F/-23°C minimum use temperature) and LFP+ variant (-25°F/-32°C minimum use temperature) for system volumes up to 500 gallons. FBC System Compatible for use with BlazeMaster CPVC pipe and fittings.

6Flexible Hose Assemblies
CategorySprinkler Installation Components
Description

Cost-saving flexible hose assemblies (FastFlex and FH-1A) for fire sprinkler systems that install quickly in false ceilings without the need for cutting and threading pipes, eliminating the need for large expensive tools and significantly reducing labor time and installation costs.

7MLC-S Pipe System
CategoryComposite Piping Systems
Description

Multi-layer composite (MLC-S) pipe system combining the advantages of plastic and metal pipes for concrete ceiling fire sprinkler installations. Includes MLC-S Pipes (32x3 and 50x4.5 sizes with 100% oxygen diffusion tightness), MLC-S Fittings (tin-plated brass press sleeves, VdS approved), MLC-S Casting Cups (for FSC flush sprinklers in poured concrete), and MLC-S Tools (bending, pressing, and jaws).

8Stainless Steel Systems
CategoryStainless Steel Piping Systems
Description

Corrosion-resistant Grinnell stainless steel piping systems using Type 304/316 stainless steel construction for chemically demanding and moisture-heavy environments. Includes flexible and rigid couplings (Figure 405 and 472), elbows, reducers, tees, crosses, caps, and flange adapters for mechanical and industrial piping. Multiple approvals including UL, ULC, FM, and VdS.

9Performance Based Design
CategoryEngineered Fire Protection Services
Description

Custom engineered fire protection solutions for unique environmental challenges including cold storage facilities, freezers, refrigerated spaces, and electronic activation systems. Designed by specialized Tyco engineers for projects where standard off-the-shelf products are not suitable.

10Smart Prefabricated Solutions
CategoryPrefabricated Piping Solutions
Description

Prefabricated fire sprinkler system piping solutions leveraging Swedish craftsmanship for fast, easy, and cost-effective installation. Delivered as the largest prefabricated fire sprinkler piping provider in the Nordics.

Scale indicator4 records

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Partnership2 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeOEM/ Whitelabel/ Licensing Partner
Description

Tyco Fire is a brand under Johnson Controls, operating as part of the company's fire suppression portfolio. The brand leverages Johnson Controls' broader building technologies ecosystem including HVAC, building automation, and security solutions.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

SprinkCAD software suite is promoted alongside Tyco products for fire sprinkler system design. Johnson Controls released new SprinkCAD for Revit Fabrication Tool to simplify sprinkler system design.

Recent move6 records

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Date, Type, Title, Description, Source

Expansion highlight5 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Victaulic is the global leader in grooved mechanical pipe couplings and fittings, directly competing with Tyco's Grinnell fire grooved and mechanical grooved product lines in fire protection piping systems.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Fike manufactures fire suppression, explosion protection, and alarm solutions with overlap to Tyco's special hazard and detection portfolios, though with stronger focus on niche industrial and clean-agent applications.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Viking Group is one of the largest direct competitors to Tyco Fire Products, manufacturing fire sprinklers, valves, and special hazard suppression systems for the same commercial, industrial, and residential markets worldwide with comparable UL/FM/VdS certification portfolios.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Minimax is a global fire suppression systems manufacturer offering sprinklers, valves, and special hazard solutions comparable in scope to Tyco's Ansul, Chemguard, and Pyro Chem brands in industrial and commercial fire protection.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Carrier, via Kidde (fire detection) and Marioff (HI-FOG water mist), competes in adjacent fire safety and suppression categories, offering integrated building safety as part of a broader HVAC and security portfolio similar to Johnson Controls' positioning around Tyco.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Reliable is a long-standing U.S. manufacturer of fire sprinklers, valves, and accessories with overlapping commercial, residential, and storage protection product lines that compete head-to-head with Tyco's sprinkler portfolio.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Notifier is a Honeywell-owned fire alarm and detection brand competing with Johnson Controls' Autocall, Simplex, and Zettler fire detection lines that operate alongside Tyco Fire Products under JCI.

TypeRegional player
Description

Senju Sprinkler is a major Japanese-headquartered manufacturer of fire sprinklers and suppression components with strong APAC presence, comparable product range, and similar UL/FM certification depth, competing with Tyco in regional markets.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Honeywell offers fire detection, alarm systems, and integrated building safety solutions within a broader building automation portfolio, overlapping with parts of Tyco's detection-adjacent offerings (Autocall/Simplex brands) as a larger diversified incumbent.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Globe is a U.S.-based fire sprinkler manufacturer offering commercial, residential, and storage sprinklers with similar UL listings and a comparable authorized distributor model to Tyco's installer network.

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Key highlights6 records

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Ideal customer profile5 records

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Tyco Fire Products

Fire Protection Equipmenttyco-fire.com

Tyco Fire Products, a Johnson Controls subsidiary, manufactures water-based fire suppression components including sprinklers, valves, grooved piping, and corrosion solutions, serving commercial, industrial, residential, and special hazard end-markets via a global authorized installer network.

What Tyco Fire Products does

Tyco Fire Products, headquartered in Lansdale, Pennsylvania, is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Johnson Controls (NYSE: JCI) and one of the largest manufacturers of water-based fire suppression system components globally. The company operates under the Tyco Fire brand alongside a portfolio of sub-brands including Ansul, Chemguard, Grinnell, Skum, Hygood, Pyro Chem, and AquaMist. Its product range spans sprinklers (dry, extended coverage, standard coverage, residential, storage, and special application), valves and components (wet, dry, deluge, preaction), the Grinnell grooved and stainless steel piping lines, corrosion mitigation products such as NG-2 nitrogen generators, LFP antifreeze (the industry's first UL Listed antifreeze for wet sprinkler systems), FastFlex flexible hose assemblies, and the MLC-S multilayer composite pipe system for European concrete ceiling installations. The portfolio carries a dense set of global regulatory listings (UL, cUL, FM, VdS, LPCB, ULC, CE) that serve as the foundation of its market position.

The company targets commercial, industrial, residential, healthcare, education, cold storage, and high-ceiling storage end-markets, addressing pain points around code compliance, insurance requirements, water-damage-sensitive equipment, freezing-condition deployment, and large-warehouse commodity protection. Its solutions span hardware, engineered performance-based design, and SprinkCAD design software, enabling one-stop procurement for engineering, specifying, and installation contractors. Tyco Fire Products also extends into adjacent categories through Tyco Fire & Security GmbH patents (2023-2026) covering ML-driven smart building indoor air quality and occupancy-aware HVAC integration.

Revenue is generated predominantly through hardware sales of fire suppression components and systems, with secondary streams from technical and design services including CAD/Revit deliverables and Fluid Delivery Time calculations. Pricing is not publicly disclosed and is reached through project-specific quotations; commercial and industrial deployments are sold via a global authorized dealer and certified installer network, supplemented by direct regional enterprise sales teams in the Americas, EMEA, and APAC. As a private subsidiary of Johnson Controls, Tyco Fire Products does not publish standalone revenue, and the company carries material environmental liabilities tied to PFAS contamination at its Marinette, Wisconsin facility, where remediation spend already exceeds $100 million and a $10 million Wisconsin settlement was reached.

Tyco Fire Products firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Tyco Fire Products
Legal name
Tyco Fire Products
Website
https://tyco-fire.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1890
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
5,001–10,000 employees
Short description
Tyco Fire Products, a Johnson Controls subsidiary, manufactures water-based fire suppression components including sprinklers, valves, grooved piping, and corrosion solutions, serving commercial, industrial, residential, and special hazard end-markets via a global authorized installer network.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Tyco Fire Products industry classification

Industry
Product category
Fire Protection Equipment
NAICS
Metal Valve Manufacturing (33291), Industrial Valve Manufacturing (332911)
akta.pro primary industry
Fire Protection Piping & Sprinkler System Components (IMADALAJ)
akta.pro secondary industries
Special Hazard Fire Suppression Systems (Clean Agent/Foam/CO2/Kitchen Hood) (IMAIAJAE), Fire Sprinkler & Standpipe Systems (Design/Install/Service/Testing) (BPABAHAB)

Keywords

  • Fire suppression systems
  • Fire sprinkler products
  • Fire protection valves
  • Grooved piping products
  • Corrosion management systems

Where Tyco Fire Products is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Lansdale
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Tyco Fire Products business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Fire Suppression Equipment Sales: Tyco Fire Products generates revenue through the sale of fire suppression equipment including sprinklers, valves, nozzles, pipes, fittings, and accessories. Revenue is primarily one-time hardware sales for fire protection system installation, with potential recurring revenue from replacement parts, maintenance contracts, and service agreements.
  2. Technical Services: Revenue generated from design services, technical support, CAD/Revit file services, and Fluid Delivery Time calculations for system design.

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels6 records

Tyco Fire Products product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Tyco Fire Products manufactures and sells water-based fire suppression system components including sprinklers, nozzles, valves (wet, dry, deluge, preaction), grooved piping products (Grinnell), corrosion management solutions (NG-2 nitrogen generators), UL Listed antifreeze, flexible hose assemblies, MLC-S composite pipe systems, and stainless steel systems. The company also provides performance-based custom engineering, prefabricated fire sprinkler solutions, and technical design services to commercial, industrial, residential, and special hazard fire protection customers globally.

Product overview

Tyco Fire Products, a subsidiary of Johnson Controls, offers a comprehensive fire suppression and fire safety solutions portfolio. The core product lines include Sprinklers (covering dry, extended coverage, standard coverage, residential, storage, and special application categories), Valves and Components (wet, dry, deluge, preaction, general purpose valves, accelerators, air maintenance devices, and fire sprinkler switches), and Grooved Products under the Grinnell brand. Supporting product lines include Corrosion Solutions (NG-2 Nitrogen Generators and nitrogen accessories), LFP Antifreeze (industry's first UL Listed antifreeze), Flexible Hose Assemblies (FastFlex and FH-1A), MLC-S Pipe System (multi-layer composite pipes, fittings, casting cups, and tools for concrete ceilings), Stainless Steel Systems, and Performance Based Design services. The company also offers Smart Prefabricated Solutions, making it a one-stop provider for complete fire protection system needs across residential, commercial, industrial, and specialized applications.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Ansul: Fire suppression brand under Tyco Fire Products for special hazard applications
  • Chemguard
  • Grinnell
  • Skum
  • Hygood
  • SprinkCAD
  • Pyro Chem
  • AquaMist

Products and services

  • Sprinklers, Nozzles, and Accessories Comprehensive portfolio of fire sprinkler solutions including dry sprinklers for freezing conditions, extended coverage sprinklers, standard coverage spray sprinklers, residential sprinklers with cover plates, ESFR and CMDA storage sprinklers, special application sprinklers, nozzles, and accessories (escutcheons, guards, tools) for commercial, industrial, and residential fire protection applications.
  • Valves, Devices, and Components Complete range of fire protection valves including wet system alarm check valves, DPV-1 dry pipe valves, DV-5A deluge and preaction valves for special hazard areas, general purpose valves (butterfly, gate, check, pressure reducing, pressure relief), accelerators (ACC-1, QRS-2, Vizor Electronic), air maintenance devices (AMD-1, AMD-2, AMD-3), automatic drain valves, and fire sprinkler switches with global approvals.
  • Grinnell Grooved Products Comprehensive line of Grinnell-brand couplings, fittings, and adaptors for fire protection and mechanical piping systems. Fire grooved products include rigid and flexible couplings, elbows, tees, and flange transitions for fire piping. Mechanical grooved products offer couplings, fittings, and adapters as a welding alternative for general piping applications. Products carry FM, LPCB, UL, ULC, and VdS approvals.
  • Corrosion Solutions Corrosion management solutions for fire sprinkler systems including NG-2 Nitrogen Generators (with interactive LCD touchscreen that displaces oxygen in sprinkler piping) and nitrogen accessories (TVC-2/TVC-6 Vent Controllers, TAV-WN Wet System Nitrogen Air Vents, TGSK Gas Sampling Kit, TILD In-Line Corrosion Detector). Designed to extend sprinkler system service life by reducing corrosion risk.
  • LFP Antifreeze LFP Antifreeze is the industry's first UL Listed antifreeze solution for wet sprinkler systems subject to freezing conditions. Available in standard formulation (-10°F/-23°C minimum use temperature) and LFP+ variant (-25°F/-32°C minimum use temperature) for system volumes up to 500 gallons. FBC System Compatible for use with BlazeMaster CPVC pipe and fittings.
  • Flexible Hose Assemblies Cost-saving flexible hose assemblies (FastFlex and FH-1A) for fire sprinkler systems that install quickly in false ceilings without the need for cutting and threading pipes, eliminating the need for large expensive tools and significantly reducing labor time and installation costs.
  • MLC-S Pipe System Multi-layer composite (MLC-S) pipe system combining the advantages of plastic and metal pipes for concrete ceiling fire sprinkler installations. Includes MLC-S Pipes (32x3 and 50x4.5 sizes with 100% oxygen diffusion tightness), MLC-S Fittings (tin-plated brass press sleeves, VdS approved), MLC-S Casting Cups (for FSC flush sprinklers in poured concrete), and MLC-S Tools (bending, pressing, and jaws).
  • Stainless Steel Systems Corrosion-resistant Grinnell stainless steel piping systems using Type 304/316 stainless steel construction for chemically demanding and moisture-heavy environments. Includes flexible and rigid couplings (Figure 405 and 472), elbows, reducers, tees, crosses, caps, and flange adapters for mechanical and industrial piping. Multiple approvals including UL, ULC, FM, and VdS.
  • Performance Based Design Custom engineered fire protection solutions for unique environmental challenges including cold storage facilities, freezers, refrigerated spaces, and electronic activation systems. Designed by specialized Tyco engineers for projects where standard off-the-shelf products are not suitable.
  • Smart Prefabricated Solutions Prefabricated fire sprinkler system piping solutions leveraging Swedish craftsmanship for fast, easy, and cost-effective installation. Delivered as the largest prefabricated fire sprinkler piping provider in the Nordics.

Quantifiable outcome

  • LFP Antifreeze extends freeze protection to -32°C/-25°F while maintaining UL Listing for system volumes up to 500 gallons
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use Tyco Fire Products

Customer profile

Segments8 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

Tyco Fire Products technology and API

Technology

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Feature8 records

Tyco Fire Products partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • Johnson ControlscoreOEM/ Whitelabel/ Licensing PartnerTyco Fire is a brand under Johnson Controls, operating as part of the company's fire suppression portfolio. The brand leverages Johnson Controls' broader building technologies ecosystem including HVAC, building automation, and security solutions.
  • SprinkCADcoreTechnology or IntegrationSprinkCAD software suite is promoted alongside Tyco products for fire sprinkler system design. Johnson Controls released new SprinkCAD for Revit Fabrication Tool to simplify sprinkler system design.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Tyco Fire Products competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Victaulic: Victaulic is the global leader in grooved mechanical pipe couplings and fittings, directly competing with Tyco's Grinnell fire grooved and mechanical grooved product lines in fire protection piping systems.
  • Viking Group: Viking Group is one of the largest direct competitors to Tyco Fire Products, manufacturing fire sprinklers, valves, and special hazard suppression systems for the same commercial, industrial, and residential markets worldwide with comparable UL/FM/VdS certification portfolios.
  • Minimax Viking Group: Minimax is a global fire suppression systems manufacturer offering sprinklers, valves, and special hazard solutions comparable in scope to Tyco's Ansul, Chemguard, and Pyro Chem brands in industrial and commercial fire protection.
  • Reliable Automatic Sprinkler Co. Reliable is a long-standing U.S. manufacturer of fire sprinklers, valves, and accessories with overlapping commercial, residential, and storage protection product lines that compete head-to-head with Tyco's sprinkler portfolio.
  • Globe Fire Sprinkler: Globe is a U.S.-based fire sprinkler manufacturer offering commercial, residential, and storage sprinklers with similar UL listings and a comparable authorized distributor model to Tyco's installer network.

Emerging players

  • Fike Corporation: Fike manufactures fire suppression, explosion protection, and alarm solutions with overlap to Tyco's special hazard and detection portfolios, though with stronger focus on niche industrial and clean-agent applications.
  • Notifier by Honeywell: Notifier is a Honeywell-owned fire alarm and detection brand competing with Johnson Controls' Autocall, Simplex, and Zettler fire detection lines that operate alongside Tyco Fire Products under JCI.

Broad incumbents

  • Carrier Global (Kidde, Marioff): Carrier, via Kidde (fire detection) and Marioff (HI-FOG water mist), competes in adjacent fire safety and suppression categories, offering integrated building safety as part of a broader HVAC and security portfolio similar to Johnson Controls' positioning around Tyco.
  • Honeywell Building Technologies: Honeywell offers fire detection, alarm systems, and integrated building safety solutions within a broader building automation portfolio, overlapping with parts of Tyco's detection-adjacent offerings (Autocall/Simplex brands) as a larger diversified incumbent.

Regional players

  • Senju Sprinkler: Senju Sprinkler is a major Japanese-headquartered manufacturer of fire sprinklers and suppression components with strong APAC presence, comparable product range, and similar UL/FM certification depth, competing with Tyco in regional markets.

Market position

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Tyco Fire Products social profiles

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Tyco Fire Products compliance and trust

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Compliance12 records

Tyco Fire Products financial estimates

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Tyco Fire Products M&A and investment

M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Tyco Fire Products

What does Tyco Fire Products do?

Tyco Fire Products manufactures and sells water-based fire suppression system components including sprinklers, nozzles, valves (wet, dry, deluge, preaction), grooved piping products (Grinnell), corrosion management solutions (NG-2 nitrogen generators), UL Listed antifreeze, flexible hose assemblies, MLC-S composite pipe systems, and stainless steel systems. The company also provides performance-based custom engineering, prefabricated fire sprinkler solutions, and technical design services to commercial, industrial, residential, and special hazard fire protection customers globally.

Is Tyco Fire Products a public or private company?

Tyco Fire Products is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was Tyco Fire Products founded?

Tyco Fire Products was founded in 1890. It employs 5,001 to 10,000 people.

Where is Tyco Fire Products based?

Tyco Fire Products is headquartered in Lansdale, United States, in the North America region.

How does Tyco Fire Products make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Fire Suppression Equipment Sales are the primary driver. The others are technical Services.

Who are Tyco Fire Products's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Victaulic, Viking Group, Minimax Viking Group, Reliable Automatic Sprinkler Co. and Globe Fire Sprinkler. Emerging players are Fike Corporation and Notifier by Honeywell. Broad incumbents are Carrier Global (Kidde, Marioff) and Honeywell Building Technologies. Senju Sprinkler is listed as a regional player.

Does Tyco Fire Products have an API?

No public API is recorded for Tyco Fire Products.

What industry is Tyco Fire Products in?

Tyco Fire Products's product category is Fire Protection Equipment. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMADALAJ, Fire Protection Piping & Sprinkler System Components, with a secondary code of IMAIAJAE, Special Hazard Fire Suppression Systems (Clean Agent/Foam/CO2/Kitchen Hood). Its NAICS code is 33291.

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PR NewswireCPSC and Tyco Fire Products LP Urge Immediate Action on Recalled Fire Sprinklers that Can Fail in a FireCPSC and Tyco Fire Products are urging immediate replacement of recalled Central Sprinkler fire sprinkler heads that may still be installed. The sprinklers, manufactured from the mid-1970s to June 2001, were originally recalled in 2001 and closed in 2007. A July 2025 fire at an assisted living facility in Fall River, MA, killed ten residents and underscores the need for remediation.Green Bay Press-GazetteLawmakers vote to release $10M from PFAS contamination settlementWisconsin lawmakers voted unanimously to release $10 million from a PFAS settlement to address contamination in the northeast. The funds come from a June settlement with Tyco Fire Products, which failed to report toxic PFAS discharges from its fire training center. The money will support testing and safe drinking water in Marinette and Peshtigo.The Cool DownWisconsin has $10 million for PFAS-tainted wells, but residents are still waiting for clean waterGovernor Tony Evers and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources are urging the Joint Committee on Finance to release $10 million from the state PFAS trust fund for drinking water, private-well testing and replacement in Marinette and Peshtigo. The money came from a June settlement with Tyco Fire Products, deposited in June but unspendable until Republican approval. PFAS concentrations exceeded advisory levels in 236 of 776 sampled wells.The Cool DownWisconsin residents fight to earmark $10M PFAS settlement for safe water and blood testsResidents in Marinette County, Wisconsin are urging state officials to allocate a $10 million settlement from Tyco Fire Products specifically for safe drinking water and health testing for households affected by PFAS contamination from historic operations at the Marinette Fire Technology Center. The settlement money is directed into Wisconsin's PFAS trust fund but requires legislative action before it can be spent, frustrating residents who say the payout is insufficient and does not cover all affected households outside Tyco's designated responsibility area. State officials from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources plan to outline spending priorities at a July 13 session, with residents pushing for the funds to help close the gap for those with contaminated wells who fall outside the company's formal area of responsibility.The Cool DownWisconsin hails Tyco's $10 million PFAS settlement; City calls it 'a drop in the bucket'Wisconsin reached a $10 million settlement with Tyco Fire Products to resolve allegations that the company's decades-long use of firefighting foam at its Marinette training facility contaminated the surrounding area with PFAS chemicals dating back to the 1960s. While Governor Tony Evers called the deal a historic step toward holding polluters accountable, Marinette residents and local advocacy group Save Our Water expressed disappointment, with one former mayor calling the amount "a drop in the bucket." The settlement will fund cleanup through a state trust and requires Tyco to continue providing replacement wells and monitoring, though Tyco claims it has already spent over $100 million addressing the contamination.FortuneWisconsin governor hails 'historic' $10m settlement over forever chemicalsTyco Fire Products, a subsidiary of Johnson Controls, agreed to a $10 million settlement with the state of Wisconsin over PFAS contamination from its firefighting training center in Marinette, which polluted the area's water supply since the 1960s. The settlement, hailed as "historic" by Governor Tony Evers, will fund a trust for PFAS cleanup and requires Tyco to continue providing replacement wells and long-term remediation. Residents expressed disappointment with the amount, with a former mayor calling it "a drop in the bucket" compared to the scale of contamination, while a second lawsuit against Tyco and other companies remains active.AP NewsTyco agrees to $10 million settlement with Wisconsin over PFAS water contaminationTyco Fire Products agreed to a $10 million settlement with Wisconsin over PFAS water contamination from a firefighting foam used at a training center. The funds will go into a trust for cleanup, and Tyco will continue providing replacement wells and monitoring. Residents criticized the amount as insufficient.The Cool DownNew Hampshire lands another $4.68 million payout from 'forever chemicals' makers as PFAS cleanup continuesNew Hampshire received a $4.68 million payment from PFAS manufacturers Tyco Fire Products and Chemguard, part of a $750 million class-action settlement. The funds go to the state's drinking water and groundwater trust fund for public water systems. The state expects tens of millions more in such payments after fees and costs.Bloomberg Law NewsMunicipal Governments Have a Duty to Sue in Large Tort CasesThis opinion piece argues that municipal governments should actively participate in mass tort litigation to recover costs from corporate wrongdoing, citing institutional harms that only government entities can claim. The article highlights successful PFAS water contamination settlements totaling billions from companies including 3M Co., BASF Corp., DuPont, Chemours Co., Corteva Inc., and Tyco Fire Products. The author contends that failing to litigate results in recovery funds being allocated by state governments rather than staying with local communities that bore the costs.Milwaukee Journal SentinelScenes from Tyco Fire Products through the yearsThis photo retrospective documents Tyco Fire Products' multi-year response to PFAS (perfluorinated chemical) contamination discovered at its Marinette, Wisconsin facility, spanning from 2013 to 2021. The company, a subsidiary of Johnson Controls, has installed groundwater extraction and filtration systems after elevated PFAS levels were found in private drinking wells, prompting orders from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources to evaluate the contamination extent and provide alternative water supplies to affected homeowners. The Wisconsin Department of Health Services has been asked to recommend state health-based groundwater standards for the pollutants.