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SS Type Double Headed Hydrant Valve:

An SS Type Double Headed Hydrant Valve is a two-way fire hydrant valve made from stainless steel (SS304 or SS316), designed for delivering water from a fire hydrant to two hoses simultaneously. It is built for high-durability and corrosion resistance, making it ideal for harsh or corrosive environments such as chemical plants, marine areas, and industrial facilities.

• Material: Stainless Steel (typically SS304 or SS316) for superior corrosion resistance

• Two independent outlets (usually 63 mm NB), each with male instantaneous coupling as per IS:903

• Handwheel-operated globe-type valves on each outlet for individual flow control

• Flanged or threaded inlet (typically 80 mm or 100 mm NB)

• Working pressure: Generally up to 12 bar (test pressure may exceed this)

• Comes with blank caps and chains for dust and debris protection

• Compliant with IS:5290 – Type B or other relevant international standards

Fire Hydrant System is a crucial component of a building's or facility's fire protection infrastructure. It provides a readily available water supply through strategically placed hydrant outlets to suppress fire and protect life and property.

A Fire Hydrant System is a network of pipes, hydrants, valves, and pumps designed to provide high-pressure water flow to firefighters and internal fire fighting teams. It allows rapid manual response to fire outbreaks using hoses and nozzles connected to hydrant points.

Fire Sprinkler System is an automatic fire suppression system designed to detect and control fires by discharging water over the affected area. It is one of the most effective and widely used systems for early fire control, particularly in commercial, industrial, and residential buildings.

A fire sprinkler system is a network of pipes fitted with sprinkler heads that automatically release water when a fire is detected—usually when heat activates a fusible element or glass bulb in the sprinkler head. This helps suppress or control the fire until firefighters arrive.