6-inch hydrants with NH and Storz outlet options
Our wet-barrel hydrant range combines a 6 in. inlet with two-way or three-way outlet arrangements for wholesale waterworks and fire-protection orders. Choose the hose and pumper connections used by the local fire service, then match the base flange and selected 250 psi hydrant configuration.
| Hydrant type | Above-ground wet-barrel fire hydrant |
|---|---|
| Inlet | 6 in. flanged inlet |
| Body | Ductile iron |
| Hose outlets | 2-1/2 in. NH in the selected configurations |
| Pumper options | 4 in. NH, 4-1/2 in. NH or 5 in. Storz |
| Selected working pressure | 250 psi catalog series |
| Base flange options | B16.1 Class 125, B16.5 Class 150 or EN 1092-2 PN16 as selected |
| Protective finish | Fusion-bonded epoxy; finish requirement retained on the hydrant item |
Selected catalog combinations with the stated 250 psi working-pressure series.
| Inlet (in.) | Outlet arrangement | Hose outlets | Pumper outlet | Working pressure (psi) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 | 2-way | 2 × 2-1/2 in. NH | — | 250 |
| 6 | 2-way | 1 × 2-1/2 in. NH | 1 × 4 in. NH | 250 |
| 6 | 3-way | 2 × 2-1/2 in. NH | 1 × 4 in. NH | 250 |
| 6 | 3-way | 2 × 2-1/2 in. NH | 1 × 4-1/2 in. NH | 250 |
| 6 | 3-way | 2 × 2-1/2 in. NH | 1 × 5 in. Storz | 250 |
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Wet-barrel hydrant configurations from our factory catalog. The selected hydrant drawing identifies the inlet-flange drilling, nozzle standard and complete outlet assembly for that row. The working-pressure value belongs to the selected hydrant series.
Wet-barrel hydrants retain water pressure in the barrel during normal service. This product form serves locations with a mild, frost-safe climate, following the local waterworks and fire-service specification.
AWWA C503 addresses wet-barrel hydrants, while UL 246 covers hydrants for fire-protection service. Required listing or approval evidence is matched to the actual supplied model, pressure, connections and manufacturer in the submittal.
B16.1 Class 125, B16.5 Class 150 and EN 1092-2 PN16 identify different flange arrangements. The selected inlet pattern and the hydrant’s 250 psi working-pressure series remain separate entries in the purchase schedule.
The outlet diameter, thread standard and mating cap identify a hose connection. Our item description retains 2-1/2 in. NH explicitly so a similar-looking pipe thread or another hose standard stays distinguishable.
The large outlet can use the selected 4 in. NH, 4-1/2 in. NH or 5 in. Storz arrangement. That choice follows the fire service equipment, with the nozzle and cap supplied as a matched interface.
Nozzle directions and operating access need room for hose couplings, caps and the hydrant wrench. The selected drawing places those features relative to the main and nearby curb, wall or access route.
Bolt-circle diameter, hole count, facing and flange orientation are checked against the connecting main or spool. The inlet connection drawing keeps those dimensions with the hydrant configuration.
A replacement keeps the local hose and pumper interfaces, installation height and inlet connection together. Existing hydrant identification and the accepted connection drawing establish the item to be replaced.
Industrial sites and development projects can group hydrants by location tag and outlet arrangement. The fire-water design establishes the required duty and installation, while our supply list identifies the selected hydrant assemblies.
Checks cover the selected outlet standards, cap fit, sealing surfaces and chains. The nozzle configuration is compared with the approved hydrant item before protectors and packing are completed.
The flange pattern, facing condition and connection orientation are checked against the selected drawing. Damage or debris at the mating surface is resolved before release.
The specified operating and pressure checks retain the actual hydrant identity, test conditions and acceptance result. The order document schedule identifies which records accompany the supplied model.
Visible coating, protected machined interfaces and model identification are reviewed together. Project location tags and accessory quantities remain associated with the hydrant packing entry.
Cradles support the cast body and base while nozzle caps and operating stems remain clear of hard restraint points. Protected flange faces and secured cap chains preserve the receiving interfaces.
A shipment can contain several listed outlet arrangements. Each configuration has its own quantity and location tag, keeping two-way and three-way items distinct during receiving.
Our offer identifies the hydrant configuration, required records, separately listed spares and packing. Quantity, production schedule and destination terms are stated against that defined supply.
Working pressure identifies the selected hydrant pressure series. Available flow follows the water network, residual pressure and the selected hydrant/nozzle hydraulic performance. The project duty is checked against the actual model data and water-supply design.
The mating equipment uses the specified fire-hose connection standard and size. NH hose threads and NPT pipe threads belong to different joint systems. A required transition is identified as a separate approved adapter assembly.
The selected hydrant’s operating-nut shape and dimensions identify the wrench interface. Include that detail with the nozzle schedule so the supplied operating fittings match the fire service’s equipment. The operating-nut and nozzle dimensions remain separate interfaces on the selected drawing.
The actual hydrant/nozzle model, connection standard, size, cap thread or coupling form and seal identify a matching spare. Cap chains and attachment hardware are also identified with that selected nozzle assembly.
The flange defines the inlet joint. Traffic or breakaway construction is a separate feature of the selected hydrant model, with its own product evidence and project acceptance requirements. Both entries belong in the approved hydrant schedule.
A wet-barrel arrangement controls the individual outlet openings while the barrel remains charged. An auxiliary valve on the connecting line isolates the hydrant as a unit for the specified maintenance procedure. Our quotation identifies the selected outlet-operating arrangement and lists any separately supplied line-isolation valve as its own item.
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Send the 6 in. inlet requirement, outlet combinations, base-flange standard, quantities and destination. Add project tags and approval requirements. We return the selected hydrant configuration, document scope, packing and wholesale delivery terms.