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AGF hosts webinars, participates in industry events, and exhibits at trade shows throughout the year to help fire sprinkler professionals stay informed, connected, and confident in the field. Visit this page for upcoming live training opportunities, open registration webinars, continuing education sessions, and events where you can meet the AGF team.

Upcoming Webinars

AGF webinars are designed to deliver practical education for fire sprinkler professionals. Topics may include product applications, system design considerations, inspection and maintenance challenges, code related updates, and solutions for common field problems.

Webinars may be eligible for continuing education credit when noted in the event description. Certificates are emailed to participants after the webinar.

November 10, 2026
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM ET | 60 Min

Connected Protection – How Technology Is Transforming The Fire Sprinkler Industry - 1 NICET CPD

AGF Manufacturing - Jim McHugh

The fire sprinkler industry is entering a new era of smarter, connected systems that are reshaping how we design, install, and maintain fire protection. This session explores how technologies like IoT-enabled sensors, automated auxiliary drains, remote valve actuation, and cloud-based monitoring platforms are improving system visibility, reducing manual labor, and enhancing code compliance.The fire sprinkler industry is entering a new era of smarter, connected systems that are reshaping how we design, install, and maintain fire protection. This session explores how technologies like IoT-enabled sensors, automated auxiliary drains, remote valve actuation, and cloud-based monitoring platforms are improving system visibility, reducing manual labor, and enhancing code compliance.

Learning Objectives:

Understand the role of connected devices in modern fire sprinkler systems, including IoT sensors, remote testing valves, automated drains, and monitoring platforms.
Identify key benefits of connected technology for both design and maintenance—such as reduced service time, early leak detection, remote testing, and expanded service offerings.
Recognize how NFPA standards and AHJ expectations are evolving in response to emerging technology, and how connected devices can aid in compliance with NFPA 13 and NFPA 25.
Apply practical knowledge to select and implement connected solutions that improve efficiency, reduce liability, and deliver greater value to building owners and additional billable services.

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