Does the use of antifreeze solutions in an NFPA 13 D system require compliance with health regulations?

The use of antifreeze solutions in an NFPA 13D system does not require compliance with health regulations because NFPA 13D is designed for residential fire sprinkler systems and primarily focuses on life safety and property protection rather than health impacts. The code allows the use of antifreeze in certain conditions; however, the emphasis is on its effectiveness in fire suppression rather than on health regulations.

This means that, in general practice, the application of antifreeze solutions is subject to specific technical standards within the NFPA guidelines, but it does not trigger the necessity for compliance with health regulations at large. Thus, while some local codes or jurisdictions might impose their own health-related stipulations, NFPA 13D itself does not mandate adherence to health regulations based solely on the use of antifreeze solutions.