Two Way / Three Way / Four Way Inlet Breeching
An inlet breeching lets the fire brigade pump water into a building's wet riser or hydrant main from their appliance. The two, three or four way configuration determines how many brigade hose lines can be connected at once, which in turn sets how quickly the system can be charged from outside. Installed at the external brigade connection point. The correct number of ways depends on the building and what the local fire authority requires.
Specifications
| Type | Inlet breeching (brigade connection) |
|---|---|
| Configurations | Two way / three way / four way |
| Function | Lets the fire brigade pump into your riser or hydrant main from their appliance |
| Installation | External brigade connection point |
| Selection | Number of ways depends on the building and local fire authority requirement |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is an inlet breeching for?
It lets the fire brigade pump water into your wet riser or hydrant main from their appliance, from outside the building.
How do I choose between two, three and four way?
It sets how many brigade hose lines can connect at once, which determines how fast the system charges. The right number depends on the building and what your local fire authority requires.
Where is it installed?
At the external brigade connection point, where an appliance can reach it.
