Here's a detailed product description for a Breeching Inlet Valve, formatted in Markdown:
The Breeching Inlet Valve is a critical component of any dry or wet riser system, serving as the primary connection point for the fire service to supply water into a building's fire suppression infrastructure. Engineered for reliability, durability, and full compliance with stringent safety standards, our Breeching Inlet Valves ensure rapid and efficient water delivery to upper floors during a fire emergency.
Our Breeching Inlet Valves are designed to withstand the rigours of emergency use and harsh environments. Constructed from high-quality, corrosion-resistant materials, these valves provide a secure, high-pressure interface, enabling firefighters to quickly connect their pumps and charge the riser system. Essential for multi-story buildings, industrial complexes, and public facilities, this valve is a cornerstone of effective fire safety.
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Valve Body Material | Gunmetal (LG2) or Brass (CW617N equivalent) |
| Internal Components | Stainless Steel (BS 970 Pt 4) |
| Inlet Connections | 2 or 4 x 2.5" BS 336 Male Instantaneous Couplings |
| Outlet Connection | DN100 (4") PN16 Flange (BS EN 1092-1 / BS 4504) |
| Nominal Pressure | 12 Bar (175 psi) |
| Test Pressure | 22.5 Bar (326 psi) Hydrostatic |
| Finish | Red Polyester Powder Coated (RAL 3000) |
| Standards Met | BS 5041: Part 3 (Specification for Breeching Inlet Connections) |
| BS 5306: Part 1 (Code of Practice for Fire Fighting Installations) | |
| BS 9990 (Code of Practice for Non-automatic Fire Fighting Systems in Buildings) | |
| Approx. Dimensions | Varies by configuration (e.g., 2-Way: ~300x200x200mm; 4-Way: ~400x250x250mm) |
| Approx. Weight | Varies by configuration (e.g., 2-Way: ~10-15kg; 4-Way: ~15-25kg) |