A four-way hydrant valve, like the Oasis Hydrant Assist Valve, is your go-to solution. It allows firefighters to quickly establish an alternative water source without disrupting operations. In this guide, we’ll break down how to overcome a low-flow hydrant or a dead hydrant using the four-way valve.
Overcoming Long-Distance Water Supply Challenges Imagine rolling up to a working fire, only to realize your nearest water source is too far for a single supply line to reach. Your attack engine doesn’t have enough hose to cover the distance, and shutting down the flow mid-operation to add pumpers isn’t an option. So, what’s the […]
The Key to Reliable Fireground Water Supply Picture this: Your engine rolls up to a working structure fire. The initial knockdown goes well, but as more handlines deploy and fire flow demands increase, your intake pressure drops. Suddenly, you’re at risk of running out of water. What’s the solution? Forward lay operations, paired with a […]
The 90-Degree Swiveling Hydrant Valve, or Swiveling Standpipe, can be installed on a wet pipe or dry pipe system. The valve rotates a full 360-degrees allowing you a simple connection to your hose. Operation works with a slow close valve mechanism for simplicity and control. With this piece of firefighting equipment, you can easily […]
The process for replacing the ball seat and clapper seal on your Oasis Hydrant Assist Valve is easy! Tools Needed: 1/8” Allen Wrench 3/32” Allen Wrench 5/32” Allen Wrench Pointed seal pick 1.25” Combination Wrench or Crescent Wrench Light Grease Changing the Ball Seat: Using your 1/8” allen wrench, back out the set […]
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