How It Works

• Fire prevention systems
• Emergency exits and evacuation procedures
• Alarm and detection systems
• Fire hazards and risks
• Regulatory compliance

Types of Fire Hydrants

• Wet Barrel Hydrants – Contain water at all times and are commonly used in warmer climates.
• Dry Barrel Hydrants – Designed for cold regions; water remains below ground to prevent freezing.
• Standpipe Systems – A type of hydrant system typically installed inside buildings.
• Flush Hydrants – Installed at ground level to prevent obstruction.
• Monitor Hydrants – Equipped with fixed nozzles for high-capacity water flow.

Fire Hydrant System Components

• Fire Brigade Booster – Enhances water pressure for firefighting.
• Hydrant Wrench – A tool used to open and close the hydrant valve.

Fire Hydrant System Design

• The system design depends on the building’s size, fire risk, and available water supply.
• It ensures a reliable and pressurized water source for firefighting.