A fire hydrant system has an output system where the fire hydrant water flows from the hydrant piping network. This system includes a hydrant fire pillar and hydrant valve, which connect to a fire hose reel to channel water to the fire point.
In addition to hydrants, an indoor fire hydrant or fire hydrant indoor system enhances fire protection in buildings. Fire hydrant NFPA standards ensure the effectiveness of hydrant NFPA systems, including automatic air vent hydrant components. For outdoor installations, an outdoor hydrant or pitot hydrant helps regulate water pressure.
A fire sprinkler system complements indoor hydrant setups, automatically controlling fires before firefighters arrive. These systems, integrated with panel hydrant units, provide optimal fire suppression in various fire hydrant type installations.
Fire Sprinkler System
A fire sprinkler system is an essential fire protection tool that automatically activates when a fire is detected. The system sprays fire sprinkler water to suppress flames and prevent further damage. There are different types of sprinklers, such as the pre-action fire sprinkler system, which requires a specific trigger before water is released, and the dry fire sprinkler system, which uses pressurized air instead of water to prevent freezing in cold environments. Installing a reliable fire sprinkler ensures better fire safety in buildings.
Specification
- UL and C-UL Listed; FM, NYC, LPCB, and VdS Approved.
- For 5.6 K-Factor, horizontal and vertical sidewall sprinklers (TY3451, TY3351), see TFP161 for technical information and listing details.
- For 5.6 K-factor, upright and pendent sprinklers (TY315, TY325), see TFP152 for technical information and listing details.
- For 2.8, 5.6, and 8.0 K-factor, upright, pendent, and recessed pendent sprinkler (TY1151, TY1251, TY4851, TY4951, TY4151, TY4251, TY3151, TY3251), see TFP151 for technical information and listing details.
Water Monitors
A fire hydrant monitor is a high-capacity device designed to control and direct large volumes of water for firefighting. The hydrant monitor helps suppress fires efficiently by providing a steady water stream with adjustable range and pressure. To ensure optimal performance, a pressure tank hydrant maintains consistent fire hydrant pressure, preventing water flow disruptions. Proper hydrant pressure management is crucial for the monitor hydrant system to function effectively in emergency situations.
Specification
- Rated for 2000 gpm (7550 LPM)
- 200 psi (14 BAR) maximum pressure rating
- Durable lightweight aluminum construction
- Red urethane enamel finish
Deluge Systems
Specification
- Opens on demand to supply fire protection sprinkler system.
- Pilot system can be hydraulically, pneumatically, or manually operated.
- Body and cover are constructed of strong and durable ductile iron.
- Simplified and efficient design is easy and economical to maintain.
Nozzle
Specification
- Combination pattern nozzles with multiple flow settings
- Superb wide fog pattern for optimum fire fighter protection
- Flow pattern detents facilitate positive positioning and smooth action
- Raised lug for easier pattern identification
- Laser-etched anodized label for excellent durability and visibility
- Flush without changing pattern or shutting down
- Suitable for high pressure applications up to 580 psi (40 bar)
- Ergonomic design pistol grip available in various colours
- Heavy-duty chrome plated metal shutoff ball for smooth action and long life
- Stainless filter mesh prevents blockage caused by debris
- Minimal maintenance reflected in robust design, precision machining and quality materials
- FM approved
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