Description
A breeching inlet is a connection point on a building or structure that allows firefighters to connect hoses to the building’s standpipe system. Standpipes are pipes installed in buildings to supply water to various locations, particularly in multi-story structures. The breeching inlet serves as an access point for firefighters to connect their hoses to the building’s water supply system, facilitating the efficient delivery of water to different floors or areas during firefighting operations.
Features:
- Body Material Made of spheroidal cast iron (Ductile Iron).
- Inlet Connection And Non Return Valves Material Made of Copper Alloy