3 Way Gost Outlets Outdoor Fire Hydrant

Name: China Customized 3 Way Gost Outlets Outdoor Fire Hydrant Manufacturers Suppliers Factory - Haijing Fire Fighting Equipment
Brand: Sanjing
SKU: 284278193

An 3 Way Gost Outlets Outdoor Fire Hydrant is an above-ground, street-level water-supply fixture connected to an underground municipal main, C/W 2x2.5" Gost couplings for fire hose connection and 1x4" Gost coupling for fire truck connection to provide firefighters with immediate access to pressurised water for exterior fire-fighting operations.

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Description of 3 Way Gost Outlets Outdoor Fire Hydrant

Material:

Hydrant Body : Ductile Iron

Adapters: Aluminum Alloy

Inlet: 4" Flange, BS Standard

Outlets: 2.5"x2&4"x1 Gost Type couplings

Working Pressure: 1.6MPa/16Bar/232psi

Testing Pressure: 2.4Mpa/24Bar

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What are the different types of outdoor fire hydrants?

A: There are two main types:

Dry Barrel Hydrant: Common in cold climates. The main valve is located deep underground below the frost line. The barrel (above-ground part) is empty of water until the hydrant is opened, preventing it from freezing.

Wet Barrel Hydrant: Used in climates where freezing is not a concern. The barrel is constantly filled with water. It has individual valves for each outlet.

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FAQ

Q: What should I do if I see a fire hydrant that is leaking, damaged, or has been hit by a vehicle?

A: You should report it immediately. Contact your local water department or public works department. For a hydrant that is actively gushing water, you should call the non-emergency number for your local fire department as well.

Q: Why should I never park in front of a fire hydrant?

A: Parking in front of a hydrant, even for a few minutes, is illegal and extremely dangerous. It blocks firefighters' access during an emergency, forcing them to waste critical time finding the hydrant or laying hose from a farther distance. Every second counts in a fire.