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Fire Hydrant

Fire hydrant is a connection point through which firefighters can access water supplies. The floor fire hydrant is one of the components of active fire protection.

The fire water hydrant is connected to a network of pipes dedicated to transporting water for firefighting, and when activated, Firecock sprays water forcefully onto the fire to control and extinguish it. Fireplug typically consists of a faucet connected to the water network and may include a connected fire hose.

Fire hydrants can be opened manually to allow water flow as needed. They should be easily accessible and visible, as they are used in emergencies.

Fire water hydrants are essential elements of fire protection systems, helping to control fires before they escalate. Proper use of a fire hydrant can have a significant impact on saving lives and reducing damage.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Underground fire hydrants are installed below ground level for open roofs, parking areas, and external access. Wall-mounted hydrants are fixed inside corridors or stairwells. Choose based on location, water pressure, project size, and Saudi Civil Defense compliance. Youmats can help select the right type.
Fire hydrant prices depend on size, material, operating pressure, included cabinets, hoses, and project quantity. Contractor pricing often differs from single-unit pricing. Youmats offers options for residential, commercial, and industrial projects across the Kingdom.
Yes. Saudi building regulations and Civil Defense requirements usually require fire hydrant points in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. The number and placement depend on occupancy type, floor area, number of floors, and approved evacuation routes.
An approved fire hydrant should use durable ductile iron or corrosion-resistant material, protective coating, and hose-compatible openings. It must withstand operating and test pressure, open and close easily, and include conformity certificates and warranty documentation.
Common fire hydrant outlet sizes range from 2 to 6 inches, depending on the fire protection system and hose requirements. Four-inch outlets are common in many buildings, while larger sizes are used in industrial projects or high-flow applications. Always match the size to your approved Civil Defense design.

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