fire hydrant landing valve
Fire hydrant landing valve is a manual stop valve connected to a building’s fire water network, allowing firefighters to control the flow of water to hoses. Key specifications include a durable body material like bronze or cast iron, a handwheel for operation, a specific inlet connection (often a flanged or threaded 2.5-inch BSP), and an outlet with an instantaneous coupling (like a 2.5-inch BS336). They are tested to high pressures, with a typical working pressure of 16 bar (232 psi) and a test pressure of 24 bar (348 psi)
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Fire hydrant landing valve description
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Function:
Provides a controlled water supply from a building’s fire piping network to fire hoses and other equipment. -
Operation:
A handwheel on top is rotated (usually counter-clockwise) to open the valve and release water. Most are designed for full-on or full-off operation. - Appearance: Often painted red or another distinctive color, with a handwheel that is typically black or another contrasting color
fire hydrant landing valve Specifications Feature Specification Body Material Bronze, cast iron, or stainless steel Handwheel Grey cast iron Nominal Size DN65 (or 2-1/2″) Working Pressure 1.6 MPa / 16 bar Test Pressure 2.4 MPa / 24 bar Inlet Options include 2.5″ BSP male thread or BS4504 flanged Outlet 2.5″ BS336 Female instantaneous coupling Applicable Medium Clean water or foam mixture Finish UV-resistant red powder coating Certification Can be KITEMARK or ISI marked depending on regional standards
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