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Dyne Fire Protection Labs, an NFPA Global Solutions company, provides independent laboratory testing for antifreeze solutions used in fire sprinkler systems. Testing is conducted to evaluate antifreeze concentration, type, and overall condition to help determine whether the antifreeze remains suitable for continued service and compliant with applicable requirements.
Antifreeze solutions can change over time due to dilution, leakage, improper mixture ratios, contamination, or environmental conditions. Changes in solution concentration can affect freeze protection and system performance, potentially increasing the risk of component damage or impairing the operation of a fire sprinkler system. Antifreeze solution testing provides objective laboratory data that can be used to support maintenance decisions, verify compliance with manufacturer specifications, and meet applicable NFPA inspection, testing, and maintenance requirements.
By identifying potential issues before they impact system performance, antifreeze solution testing helps support system reliability, maintain freeze protection, and provide confidence that fire sprinkler systems remain ready to perform as intended when needed.
Antifreeze solutions protect fire sprinkler systems in areas exposed to freezing temperatures, but factors such as dilution, leakage, contamination, evaporation, and improper maintenance can alter solution concentration over time. When concentrations fall outside acceptable limits, freeze protection and compliance with NFPA requirements may be compromised.
Antifreeze testing provides objective data on solution concentration and condition, helping determine whether corrective action is needed and supporting inspection, testing, maintenance, and compliance activities. Periodic testing can identify degradation or out-of-specification concentrations that may increase the risk of freezing, system impairment, or noncompliance, allowing organizations to make informed maintenance decisions and maintain confidence in system reliability.

NFPA 25 requires the testing of antifreeze solutions in fire sprinkler systems to verify that the concentration remains within acceptable limits and that the solution continues to provide the intended level of freeze protection. Testing is commonly performed as part of periodic inspection and maintenance programs, following system modifications or antifreeze replacement, or whenever questions arise regarding solution concentration, condition, or compliance.
These services are commonly used by building owners, facility managers, contractors, service providers, consultants, insurers, and other fire protection professionals responsible for the inspection, maintenance, and reliability of fire sprinkler systems utilizing antifreeze. Laboratory testing provides objective data that supports maintenance planning, compliance activities, and informed decision-making related to system performance and freeze protection.
Key Testing Capabilities Include:
Standard Turnaround: 5-business days
Expedited Testing Available: Contact us for pricing.
Quantity Needed
1 kit = One job with 1 to 2 samples
2 kits = Two jobs with 1 to 2 samples each
3 kits = Three jobs with 1 to 2 samples each
Applicable Testing
Kit Includes
Shipping Information
Ground shipping to you is included, as well as return labels (UPS/USPS) within the contiguous United States (limited free 1-way shipping to Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and Canada; inquire for details). Expedited shipping is available at your cost.
NFPA 25 requires the testing of antifreeze solutions in fire sprinkler systems to verify that the concentration remains within acceptable limits and that the solution continues to provide the intended level of freeze protection. Testing is commonly performed as part of periodic inspection and maintenance programs, following system modifications or antifreeze replacement, or whenever questions arise regarding solution concentration, condition, or compliance.
These services are commonly used by building owners, facility managers, contractors, service providers, consultants, insurers, and other fire protection professionals responsible for the inspection, maintenance, and reliability of fire sprinkler systems utilizing antifreeze. Laboratory testing provides objective data that supports maintenance planning, compliance activities, and informed decision-making related to system performance and freeze protection.
We test all types of antifreeze solution found in sprinkler systems. When the antifreeze type is not known, Dyne can help verify the type including whether or not it is listed. Note that contamination, extreme dilution, and mixing of antifreeze types can make accurate determination difficult in some cases.
Annually, toward the beginning of the heating season prior to the onset of freezing conditions, the antifreeze solution shall be tested.
Test results are delivered via email within 5 business days or less from the receipt of the sample(s).
Yes, although we do have Antifreeze sample kits we use the same sample bottles for both kits. We do have a separate paper or fillable form for each. The foam form is in the kit box and the antifreeze form can be found online.
Yes, if a premix antifreeze solution is being used, it must be tested annually before the onset of freezing weather. Read the articles on our Resources page under Antifreeze for more information.
You can contact Dyne Fire Protection Labs to discuss your testing needs.
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Dyne Fire Protection Labs, an NFPA Global Solutions company, provides independent laboratory testing for antifreeze solutions used in fire sprinkler systems. With extensive experience in fire protection system testing and analysis, we deliver objective laboratory data that helps organizations verify antifreeze concentration, support compliance efforts, and make informed decisions regarding system maintenance and reliability.
Our testing services are designed to provide accurate, timely results that help identify potential issues before they impact system performance. Whether testing is performed as part of routine compliance activities, following system maintenance, or when concerns arise regarding solution condition, our laboratory provides the information needed to maintain confidence in freeze protection and fire sprinkler system readiness.
Testing Advantages:
In addition to supporting routine inspection and maintenance programs, antifreeze solution testing can be used to verify corrective actions such as antifreeze replacement, system modifications, or concentration adjustments. Ongoing testing helps demonstrate that freeze protection remains effective over time and supports continued compliance with applicable NFPA requirements.

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