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    • introduction
    • active vs passive
    • $4000 System
    • Nozzle Details
    • temperature sensors
    • $2000 System
    • Confining_Rx_Fires
    • more inventions
    • Ethernet_Hose
    • Digital_Relay_Pumping
    • Ethernet_Boards
    • store
    • copy and paste
    • short
  • introduction
  • active vs passive
  • $4000 System
  • Nozzle Details
  • temperature sensors
  • $2000 System
  • Confining_Rx_Fires
  • more inventions
  • Ethernet_Hose
  • Digital_Relay_Pumping
  • Ethernet_Boards
  • store
  • copy and paste
  • short

NOZZLE DETAILS

The photo above shows a Large 9 inch Nozzle. It connects to 2.5 inch hose via hose clamps, or to 2 inch PVC via 2 in. couplers It delivers 15 gpm at 100 psi. 

STAINLESS STEEL CRADLE LETS large NOZZLE BE UNDERGROUnd.

The hinged lid of the cradle is placed at ground level. The 2 holes in the front side of cradle have nothing to do with water. They prevent the nozzle from rotating by using zip ties if that is necessary.

The top flies up when the water sprays.

The cradle supports the weight of an auto.

The hinged top of the cradle is set at ground level.

The 2 holes in the above cradle do not pass water. 

They allow for a Zip Tie to prevent movement of the 

nozzle inside.

Above is the Small Nozzle. It can directly connect to 1.25 inch PVC or 1.5 inch forestry hose

Above is a Small Nozzle. If a 10 foot hose is used to connect the nozzles, the black plastic clamps

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