Tagwright: Extinguisher Check

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Tagwright is the offline inspection app for small fire protection shops. Scan the service tag, check the unit, photograph what is wrong and hand the building owner a signed PDF report before you leave, even in a basement with no signal. SCAN THE TAG, CHECK THE UNIT • Scan the barcode or QR code on each service tag, or type the number when the label is worn • Every unit remembers its location, type, size, year made and service history • Everything starts as passed: tap only what fails, add a note and a photo DUE DATES WORKED OUT FOR YOU • Next annual inspection, 6-year maintenance and hydrostatic test for every extinguisher • Hydro intervals follow the extinguisher type (5 or 12 years) • See at a glance which units are overdue or due in the next 30 days, per site and across all sites SPRINKLER SYSTEMS TOO • Quarterly and annual checklists for each riser or system: valves, gauges, alarms, fire department connection, heads, piping and spare heads • Record main drain static and residual pressure SIGNED PDF REPORTS • Summary, every unit with its result and next due dates, sprinkler results, deficiencies and photos • Units you did not reach are listed as not inspected, never silently left out • Technician signature, your company name, logo and license number • Share by email or print straight from your phone or tablet BUILT FOR THE FIELD • Works fully offline. No account, no sign-in • Site data stays on your device. No cloud, no tracking, no ads • Stop half way through a building and continue later TRY IT, THEN UNLOCK ONCE Try Tagwright free on one site (reports marked Trial). Unlock Tagwright Pro with a single one-time purchase for unlimited sites and clean, branded reports. No subscription, no per-technician fees. Checklist items summarize common NFPA 10 and NFPA 25 inspection points in plain language; the standards themselves are not included. Follow the requirements adopted by your authority having jurisdiction. Tagwright is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the National Fire Protection Association.Read more

Tagwright is the offline inspection app for small fire protection shops. Scan the service tag, check the unit, photograph what is wrong and hand the building owner a signed PDF report before you leave, even in a basement with no signal. SCAN THE TAG, CHECK THE UNIT • Scan the barcode or QR code on each service tag, or type the number when the label is worn • Every unit remembers its location, type, size, year made and service history • Everything starts as passed: tap only what fails, add a note and a photo DUE DATES WORKED OUT FOR YOU • Next annual inspection, 6-year maintenance and hydrostatic test for every extinguisher • Hydro intervals follow the extinguisher type (5 or 12 years) • See at a glance which units are overdue or due in the next 30 days, per site and across all sites SPRINKLER SYSTEMS TOO • Quarterly and annual checklists for each riser or system: valves, gauges, alarms, fire department connection, heads, piping and spare heads • Record main drain static and residual pressure SIGNED PDF REPORTS • Summary, every unit with its result and next due dates, sprinkler results, deficiencies and photos • Units you did not reach are listed as not inspected, never silently left out • Technician signature, your company name, logo and license number • Share by email or print straight from your phone or tablet BUILT FOR THE FIELD • Works fully offline. No account, no sign-in • Site data stays on your device. No cloud, no tracking, no ads • Stop half way through a building and continue later TRY IT, THEN UNLOCK ONCE Try Tagwright free on one site (reports marked Trial). Unlock Tagwright Pro with a single one-time purchase for unlimited sites and clean, branded reports. No subscription, no per-technician fees. Checklist items summarize common NFPA 10 and NFPA 25 inspection points in plain language; the standards themselves are not included. Follow the requirements adopted by your authority having jurisdiction. Tagwright is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the National Fire Protection Association.