Products Description

forede® Four Way Breeching Inlet
The forede® Brand A Four Way Breeching Inlet is an essential fire safety equipment used in buildings, hospitals, hotels, and other public spaces. It serves as a connection point for fire department hoses and helps firefighters to tackle fires quickly and effectively.
The Four Way Breeching Inlet is designed in a way that it can connect up to four hoses simultaneously. It has multiple inlet points and outlets that enable firefighters to supply water to the fire from various positions around the building. Moreover, it provides a stable platform for the fire department to connect hoses and regulate water flow.
One of the significant advantages of the Four Way Breeching Inlet is that it saves time. With multiple hoses connected to the inlet, firefighters can access water from different locations without having to move the hoses around constantly. This, in turn, helps to reduce the time needed to put out the fire and prevent property damage.
Products Features
Body Material: Ductile Iron
Inlet Adaptor: Cooper Alloy
Chains: Stainless Steel
Cap: ABS Plastic
T. pressure: 24 bar
Technical Parameter
| Number | Inlet | Outlet | Working pressure | T.pressure |
| FRD-4BI | 4*2.5 | 6" Flange Connection | 16 bar | 24 bar |
| FRD-4BI | 4*2.5 | 6" Flange Connection | 16 bar | 24 bar |
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Our address
Nan'an City, Quanzhou City Fujian PRC-China
Phone Number
+86 177 5086 9603
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