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2 Way Piller Hydrand

Name: 2 Way Piller Hydrand
Brand: Safe
SKU: 321451
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SKU: 321451

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2 Way Piller Hydrand

Pillar Hydrants are generally used, and connected to the water mains around the perimeters of buildings or roadsides. During emergencies, the Fire Brigade or Fire Engines could draw water from the Pillar Hydrants to fight against any surrounding fire at the roadsides or nearby buildings.

Model : BS5041

Brand : TPMC

Certificate : BD/BSI STANDARD

With the valve of each outlet operating independently, this type of hydrant has an advantage over its dry barrel counterpart due to easy access to the aboveground mechanical parts for maintenance and adjustments, which of course turns out to be more economical.

Dry barrel hydrants are used mostly in cold-weather regions. They are called dry barrels because there is no water above ground, which prevents the hydrant from freezing and breaking. Wet barrel hydrants are filled with water all the way to the top of the head.

Dry-barrel hydrants should always be opened fully because the drain mechanism operates with the main valve. A partially opened hydrant can cause water to be forced out through the drains and cause erosion around the base of the hydrant.