Fire Fighitng Equipment - V.1 PDF

Technical Data Sheets and Catalogue
A. Bristol Fire Cabinets

Fire Cabinets
Bristol Cabinets have an attractive and compact design with high universal quality standards. Bristol Cab-
inets can be surface mounted or recessed with architrave and 180° swinging action doors. and center
pivot door. Bristol cabinets come in mild steel finish, stainless steel finish aluminum finish and wooden finish.
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Fire Cabinets
Mild Steel Cabinet Features:

- Mild steel sheet polyester electrostatic power-coated - Center pivot door (except for Breeching Cabinet)
- Back box, Door & Architrave - Heavy duty magnetic catchers
- Red polyester powder coated finish - Full length door handle
- Stainless steel paddle latch round lock Suitable surface or - Wired glass paneled doors
recessed mounting - Solid double skin door
- Round bar hinges - Stainless steel piano hinges
- 180o Swinging door action.V - Pin type concealed hinges Other colors finish are available
- Door is right or left hand opening
Stainless Steel Cabinet Features:

- Hairline stainless steel finish - Mirror image stainless steel finish
- Mild steel sheet body polyester electrostatic powder-coated - Aluminum body construction
- Stainless steel doors and architraves - Center pivot door (except Breeching Cabinet)
- Stainless steel paddle latch round lock - Heavy duty magnetic catchers
- Suitable surface or recessed mounting - Full length door handle
- Full length stainless steel piano hinges - Wood or Marble infill door
- 180o Swinging door action - Pin type concealed hinges
- Door is right or left hand opening - Wired Glass Panelldoors
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Single Cabinets
Single Cabinet Features:
- Suitable for side or door mounted hose reel - Cabinet available in solid door and with glass
- Suitable to fit one Bristol hose 2.5” complete with - Cabinet available on surface mounted and recessed
accessories and one - Cabinet available with round hinges and stainless steel hinges
- Bristol Landing valve 2.5” - 5kg CO2 Kite Mark required cabinet with height of 85cm
- Suitable to accommodate one Bristol Fire hose and fire
extinguisher
Surface Mounted Recessed Mounted Cabinet

Cabinet (with Architrave)
Single Cabinet Fire Extinguisher:

- Mild Steel - surface mounted extinguisher cabinet
- Mild Steel - recessed mounted extinguisher cabinet
- Stainless Steel - surface mounted extinguisher cabinet
- Stainless Steel - recessed mounted extinguisher cabinet

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Vertical Double Cabinets
Features:
- Upper compartment fits one Bristol Hose Reel. Lower
compartment can fit up to 3 nos. of either 4.5kg or 6 kg
DP Extinguisher, 9 liters water / foam extinguisher or 2kg
Co2 extinguisher
- Upper compartment fits one Bristol fire hose 2.5” complete
with accessories and one Bristol landing valve. Lower
compartment can fit up to 3nos of either4.5kg or 6kg DP
extinguisher, 9 liter water / foam extinguisher or 2kg
Co2 extinguisher
- Upper compartment fits one Bristol Hose Reel.
- Fits one Bristol Fire Hose 2.5” complete with accessories
and one Bristol Landing Valve 2.5”
- Lower compartment of cabinet with 5kg Co2 Kite mark,
and upper compartment cabinet with Hose Reel, cabinet
size should be
1600mm x 800mm x 300mm. 5kg Co2 Extinguisher
Kite Mark, required cabinet height of 85 cm

Description:
- Mild Steel, surface mounted Hose Reel & Extinguisher Cabinet Mild Steel, recessed mounted Hose Reel & Extinguisher Cabinet. Stainless
Steel, surface mounted Hose Reel & Extinguisher Cabinet. Stainless Steel, recessed mounted Hose Reel & Extinguisher Cabinet
- Mild Steel, surface mounted Extinguisher & Fire Hose Cabinet. Mild Steel, recessed mounted Extinguisher & Fire Hose Cabinet. Stainless
Steel, surface mounted Extinguisher & Fire Hose Cabinet Stainless Steel, recessed mounted Extinguisher & Fire Hose Cabinet
- Mild Steel, surface mounted Hose ReeI & Fire Hose Cabinet. Mild Steel, recessed mounted Hose Reel & Fire Hose Cabinet. Stainless Steel,
surface mounted Hose Reel & Fire Hose Cabinet. Stainless Steel, recessed mounted Hose ReeI & Fire Hose Cabinet
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...Technical Data Sheets and Catalogue
B. Fire Hose Reel
Swinging Type Fire Hose Reels
Model BF-MS-001 BF-AS-002 BF-MS-003 BF-AS-004
DN 1” ¾”
Hose
Length 30m
Mechanism Manual Automatic Manual Automatic

Specifications
Hose Material Double Braided Polyester Cord-Reinforced Rubber
Drum Material Powder Coated Mild Steel
Working Pressure 12bar
Test Pressure 18bar
Accessories Included Nozzle, Ball Valve, Mounting Bracket
Optional Accessories Lockshield Valve, Pressure-Reducing Valve

C. Pressure Reducing Valve
Other Valves
Pressure-Reducing Valve
Model BFE06068
DN 1”
Inlet/Outlet
Type M BSPT
Body Material Brass / Chrome Plated

Specifications
Test Pressure 24bar

D. Bristol Fire Hose
Fire Hoses
Fire Hoses are high pressure hoses that carry water or other fire retardant such as foam from the supply to
the fire to be extinguished. BRISTOL Fire Hoses comply come in different sizes, length and assemblies, and
comply to both international and local standards. BRISTOL also offers accessories that complement these
hoses.
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Single/Double Jacket Fire Hose
EX16027
UL Listed
BRISTOL Fire Hoses are made with polyester and its inner-lining with EPDM to ensure low friction loss and maximum flow while maintaining
high durability.
Features
- Strong and highly protected
- Abrasion and puncture resistant
- Chemical resistance
- Resists contact with oil, hydrocarbons, alkalis, salt water, etc
- Weather resistance
- Outstanding performance in extreme weather (-20oC to 50oC)
- Ease of maintenance
- No drying needed as hose is mildew and rot proof
Model BF-SJ-001 BF-SJ-002 BF-DJ-003 BF-DJ-004
Diameter 1½” 2½” 1½” 2½”
Length 30m
Jacket Single - Polyester Double - Polyester

Material
Specifications
Inner Lining EPDM
Color Red / White
Service Test 14bar 14bar 20bar 20bar
Proof Test 26bar 26bar 40bar 40bar

Pressure
Working 13bar 13bar 18bar 18bar
Burst 40bar 40bar 60bar 60bar
Coupling Options
Type Material
NST Brass
Bristish Instantaneous Aluminium
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Fire Hose Accessories
EX15986
Adjustable spray nozzle
Model BF 40 BF 65
DN 1½” 2½”
Inlet
Type Female NST
Material Brass C3604

Specifications
Fire Class Application A and B only
Standard UL 401
Pressure Rating 200psi
Service Pressure 20-200psi
Wide Open Flow Rate 130gal/m 280gal/m

@ 100psi
Adaptor
Model BF-AD-001
DN 2½”
Inlet
Type Male Instantaneous BS 336
Specifications
DN 2½”
Outlet
Type Male NST
Material Brass
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E. Landing Valve
VALVES
Data Sheet
Adjustable Pressure Reducing Angle Valves
This device features a restraining collar and yoke with removable pin that may
®
be removed only if so specified by the local fire department to provide higher
discharge pressures.
AVAPR150-I
AVAPR250-I
Female NPT inlet x Male
• female inlet NPT only available finish:
• male outlet • cast (standard)
• aluminum handwheel • polished - P
• restricts only under flow conditions • chrome - C
• for use up to 175 PSI • rough chrome - RC
• alloy=DZR brass
cast finish shown
AVAPRF150-I
AVAPRF250-I
Double Female
• inlet and outlet NPT only available finish:
• restricts under flow conditions only • cast (standard)
• aluminum handwheel • polished - P
• for use up to 175 PSI • chrome - C
• alloy=DZR brass • rough chrome - RC
cast finish shown
Dimensions
A B C C E F Wt. in
Size D
(male) (female) (closed) (open) (male) (female) Lbs.
1½" 2-7/32" 2-11/64" 7-53/64" 8-39/64" 3-3/4" 2-7/16" 2-13/32" 4.6
2½" 3-7/32" 3-3/16" 9-25/32" 11-13/32" 5" 3-19/32" 3-17/32" 9.6
Technical Information
Pressure Restricting Valves
• Underwriters Listed
• Restricts inlet pressure from 70 PSI (483 kPa) up to a maximum of 175 PSI (1207 kPa), down to an outlet pressure of 65, 80 or
100 PSI (448. 552 or 690 kPa).
• Outlet pressures may be set below 65 PSI (448 lPa) when authorized by the local authority having jurisdiction.
• NFPA requires restricting valves where the inlet pressure exceeds 100 PSI. Unlike the pressure regulating type of valve, the re-
stricting valve has no effect on the static pressure of a system.
Pressure and Settings Charts
1½"
2½"
This information is only a general guideline. The company reserves the right to change any portion of this information without notice.
Terms and conditions of sale apply and are available on request.
Dixon Fire
ph: 410.778.2008 • 877.712.6179
fx: 410.778.4702 • 800.283.4966
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® 2014 DVCC APRAVGLOBAL
F. DCP Fire Extinguisher
G. CO2 Fire Extinguisher
H. Automatic DCP Fire Extinguisher
Portable Fire Extinguishers
Portable Fire Extinguishers are used for putting out or containing small fire until fire department arrives.
BRISTOL Portable Fire Extinguisher comply to BS EN – 3, they are light weight and easy to use, suitable for
industrial, commercial and home use.
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Dry Chemical Powder
BSI Kitemark Approved, Pressure Type

Dry Chemical Powder Fire Extinguishers are the most widely used type of fire extinguisher. They discharge a fine powder that absorbs fuel
molecules, depriving the fire of a fuel source.
Features
- Easy grip control valve
- Seamless Cylinder for 1kg - 6kg, corrosion-resistant body
- Refillable and parts are replaceable
- Comes with heavy-duty bracket
Model DP1 DP2 DP4 DP6 DP9 DP12
Fire Class ABC
Extinguishing Agent 40% ABC Dry Chemical Powder
Capacity 1kg 2kg 4kg 6kg 9kg 12kg
Propellant Nitrogen
Fire Rating
5A&34B 13A&70B 21A&113B 27A&183B 34A&233B 43A&233B
(BS EN 3-7:2004+A1:2007)
Specifications
Discharge Duration 6s 9s 12s 15s 18s 23s
Operating Temperature Range -20ºC to 60ºC
Test Pressure 27bar
Total Height 300mm 340mm 470mm 520mm 560mm 610mm
Cylinder Diameter 86mm 120mm 140mm 161mm 190mm 190mm
Cylinder Material Steel
Body Color RAL 3000 (Signal Red)
KM 503775 0086
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Carbon Dioxide
BSI Kitemark Approved

Carbon Dioxide Fire Extinguishers are designed to protect areas where class B and electrical fires occur. Carbon Dioxide extinguishers are
used indoors where winds and drafts do not affect discharge and where clean agent is required.
Features
- Easy grip control valve
- Seamless, corrosion-resistant body
- Refillable and parts are replaceable
- Comes with heavy-duty bracket
Model CD2 CD5
Fire Class BE
Extinguishing Agent Carbon Dioxide
Capacity 2kg 5kg
Propellant Carbon Dioxide
Fire Rating
34B 89B
(BS EN 3-7:2004+A1:2007)
Discharge Time 10s 15s

Specifications
Test Pressure 250bar
Total Height 58cm 76cm
Cylinder Diameter 10.5 13.8cm
Cylinder Material 34CrMo4 (Alloy Special Steel)
Regular
Model CD2N CD5N CD6N
Fire Class BE
Extinguishing Agent Carbon Dioxide
Capacity 2kg 5kg 6kg

Specifications
Test Pressure 250bar
Cylinder Material Steel Alloy
KM 503775
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Automatic Fire Extinguisher
Dry Chemical Powder
Regular, Pressure Type
Model DP4.5A DP6A DP9A DP12A DP25A
Fire Class ABC
Extinguishing Agent 40% ABC Dry Chemical Powder
Capacity 4.5kg 6kg 9kg 12kg 25kg

Specifications
Test Pressure 27bar
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I. 1" Air Release Valve
Other Valves
Air-Release Valve
Model BFE090203
Specifications
Coupling M BSPT
Body Material Brass
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J. Fire Blanket
FIRE BLANKET
B S I K ITE MAR K AP PROVED
Fire blankets are highly flame-resistant blankets

that can be used to extinguish a small fire by
smothering or to wrap around a person in case of
a fire. They work by cutting off the oxygen supply
to the fire.
Bristol Fire Blankets are tested and certified
according to BS EN 1869:1997.
MODEL WIDTH LENGTH

FGC11 1100mm 1100mm
FGC12 1200mm 1200mm
FGC18 1200mm 1800mm
SPECIFICATIONS
Design Standard BS EN1869:1997
Approval BSI Kitemark
Material Glass Fiber
Thickness 0.25±0.03mm
Weight 340±20g / m2
Warp 20±1pcs/cm
Weft 15±1pcs/cm
950N (Warp)
Break Strength
420N (Weft)
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K. Breeching Inlet
L. Breeching Cabinet
Breeching Inlets
Breeching Inlets are used as water feed from the fire department pump to the building fire-fighting system.
BRISTOL Breeching Inlets are designed for dry riser application, and are manufactured to comply with
BS 5041 standard comprising of male instantaneous connections.
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Two-Way
KM 599357
Model BFE-2WBI BFE08049
Compliance BS 5041-3
BSI Kitemark Approval KM 599357 Not Applicable
Inlet Details 2 x 2½” M Instantaneous BS 336

Specifications
DN 100mm
Outlet
Type Flange PN16
Operating Temperature Range 0ºC to 38ºC
Test Pressure 20bar
Four-Way
Model BFE-4WBI BFE08063A
Compliance BS 5041-3
BSI Kitemark Approval KM 599357 Not Applicable
Inlet Details 4 x 2½” M Instantaneous BS 336

Specifications
DN 150mm
Outlet
Type Flange PN16
Operating Temperature Range 0ºC to 38ºC
Test Pressure 20bar
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Breeching Inlet Cabinet
Breeching Cabinet Features:

- Suitable for 2 way x 4” inlet breeching valve, or 4”way x 6” inlet breeching valve
- Cabinet available with Round bar hinges or stainless steel Piano hinges for SS Cabinet
- Breeching cabinet with wired mesh glass and rubber beading
- Cabinets available for Vertical or Horizontal position
- Standard color finished is red, alternative colors to costumer requirement on request
Breeching Cabinet Features:

- Mild Steel: Horizontal surface mounted Breeching connection Cabinet (for 2-way and 4way).
- Mild Steel: Horizontal recessed mounted Breeching connection Cabinet (for 2-way and 4way)
- Stainless Steel: Horizontal surface mounted Breeching connection Cabinet (for 2-way and 4way)
- Stainless Steel: Horizontal recessed mounted Breeching connection Cabinet (for 2-way and 4way)
Dimension:
Horizontal Breeching Cabinet Horizontal Breeching Cabinet with Architravet

(Surfaced Mounted) (Recessed Mounted)
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M. Bristol Non-Return Valve
Non-Return / Check Valves
Non-Return Valves or Check Valves are valves that normally allow fluid to flow through it in only one direc-
tion. BRISTOL Check Valves are swing type with a tilted clapper. BRISTOL Check Valves clapper design
produces quick, non-slam closure before flow reversal can occur meeting the FM requirements for an an-
ti-water hammer valve rating.
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Swing Type LISTED EX16011
UL Listed, FM Approved
Model BR-DGC-300
Working Pressure 300psi
Working Temperature Range -40ºC to 110ºC
Type Swing / Clapper

Check
Specifications
Material Stainless Steel + EPDM
Inlet / Outlet Coupling Grooved
Body Material Ductile Iron
Seat Material Stainless Steel
Model BR-DGC-300
Inlet/Outlet in 2.00 2.50 3.00 4.00 6.00 8.00

DN mm 50 65 80 100 150 200
in 6.75 7.25 7.75 8.12 12.75 14.37

L
Dimensions
mm 171 184 197 205 324 365
in 5.43 5.69 6.06 8.38 11 13.07

H
mm 144 153 160 187 279 331
in 4.38 4.50 4.73 6.00 8.50 10.00

D
mm 111 114 125 152 216 250
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N. Bristol OS&Y Gate Valve
Gate Valves
Gate Valves are valves that open by lifting a round or rectangular gate/wedge out of the path of the fluid.
They are characterized as having either a rising or a non-rising stem. BRISTOL Gate Valves are made of
high quality materials and conform to international and local standards.
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Outside Stem & Yoke LISTED EX16103
Model 399F
Type Resilient Wedge

Gate
Material Ductile Iron + EPDM
Specifications
Inlet / Outlet Coupling Flange PN16 / ANSI 125
Body Material Ductile Iron
Seat Material EPDM
Model 399F
Inlet/Outlet in 2.50 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 8.00 10.00 12.00

DN mm 65 800 100 125 150 200 100 250
in 7.50 8.00 9.00 10.00 10.50 11.50 13.00 14.00

L
Dimensions
mm 191 203 229 254 267 292 330 356
in 16.46 19.21 21.18 25.75 29.13 36.81 44.33 51.81

H
mm 418 488 538 654 740 935 1126 1316
in 7.2 9.96 9.96 12.05 12.05 13.98 17.52 17.52

D
mm 183 253 253 306 306 355 445 445
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O. Upright & Pendent Sprinkler
Auto
omatic Sprinkklers
UPRIGH
HT SPRINK
KLERS AND PENDEN
NT SPRINK
KLERS
MODEL: B
BF001 / BF005 / BF002 / B
BF004
STANDAR
RD SPRAY, STAANDARD / Q QUICK RESPON
NSE, 5/3mm BULB TYPE, K
K5.6, ½” CON
NNECTING THREAD
Techniccal Data Sh
heet
Descriptio
on:
The BF001/BF005 Stan ndard/Quick Response

R Upriight and BF0002/BF004 Staandard/Quick Response Peendent
Sprinklers (Ref. Figure A)) are automatic sprinklers off the frangible bulb type. Theey are “standaard/quick respo onse –
standard orifice
o spray sprinkler”
s inte
ended for use in fire sprinkkler systems ddesigned in accordance witth the
standard installation rules recognized by the appliccable Listing oor Approval aggency (e.g., ULL Listing is bassed on
NFPA 13 requirements).
r The Upright, Pendent Sprin
nklers all prodduce a hemisppherical water distribution p pattern
below the deflector.
Sprinkle
er Operation
ensitive liquid iin the glass bu lb expands, caausing the bulb
During a fire conditions, the thermal‐se b to shatter,
releasing the button and spring seal assembly. Waterr flowing throuugh the sprinkler orifice strikees the sprinkleer
deflector, fforming a unifo
orm spray patttern to extingu
uish or control the fire.
Coveragge
For coverage area and sp
prinkler placem
ment, refer to N
NFPA13 standaards.
Bristol Reserves the right to makke changes in specificcations and discontinnue models at any tim

me without prior notiice.
Auto
omatic Sprinkklers
Technical Specification
ns:
Model & SSprinkler I.D. No. BF001 BF005 BF0002 BF0

004
Style Uppright Pendant
Ø5mm, Ø3mm, Ø5mmm, Ø3mmm,
Bulb Nom
minal Dia. & Re
esponse Standard Quick Standaard Qu
uick
Response Responsee Respon nse Respponse
Thread Sizze (Optional) NPTT ½ or R ½
Nominal OOrifice Size ½ Inch
Nominal KK‐factor 5.6 (U.SS.) / 80 (metric)
Max. Worrking Pressure e 175 psig / 1.2 MPa (12 bar)
Factory Hydrostatic Te est 100% @ 5000 psig (3.4 M MPa)
Min. Operating Pressure 7 psig / 0.048 MPa (0.48 8 bar)
Sprinkler FFinish (Optional) Natural Brass / Chrome Plated / Whiite Color Coateed
Escutcheon n Finish Chroome Plated or Color Coated in any color
Listings and Approvals UL (United Sttates) / ULC (Caanada)

Available Temperature
e Rating:
Temp. CClassification Ordin
nary Ordinary Interrmediate Intermediaate
Nominal Temp. Rating 135⁰F // 57⁰C 155⁰F / 68⁰C 175⁰⁰F / 79⁰C 200⁰F / 93
3⁰C
Max. Ammbient Temp.
115⁰F // 46⁰C 135⁰F / 57⁰C 155⁰⁰F / 68⁰C 180⁰F / 82
2⁰C
Allowed ⁵
Max. Recommended
100⁰F // 38⁰C 100⁰F / 38⁰C 150⁰⁰F / 65⁰C 150⁰F / 65
5⁰C
Ambie ent Temp. ⁶
Glass Bulb Color Oran
nge Red Yeellow Green

Footnotes:
1
Sprinkler I.D
D. Nos. and nominaal U.S. K‐factors prrovided in accordaance with the 20022 edition of NFPA 13.
2
The pipe thrreads connectionss accord with ISO7/1.
3
hows the listings aand approvals available at the time o
This table sh of printing. Check with the manufaccturer for any addiitional approvals.
4
UL and ULC Listed for both Ligght‐Hazard and Orrdinary – Hazard O Occupancies.
5
Based on Naational Fire Preven ntion and Control Administration Co ontract No. 7‐348660.
6
Based on NFPA
N 13. Other lim
mits may apply depending on fire loading, sprinklerr location, and otther requirementss of the Authorityy having
jurisdiction. RRefer to specific installation standards.
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The temperature rating is stam mped on the defle ector or adjacent tto orifice seat on fframe.

Sprinkler Materials
Frame Brass Castinng DZR
Deflector Brass UNS‐28000
Glaass with Glycerrin Solution,
Glass Bulb JOOB® G5 for BF0 001/BF002
JOB® F3 for BF0 005/BF004
Set Screw Brass UNS‐28000
Button Brass UNS‐28000
Spring Stainless SSteal
Seal Teflon® TTape
Standard EEscutcheon
Cold Rolled
d Steel
(Type E‐1)

Auto
omatic Sprinkklers
Accessories
Standard Escutccheon
Type E‐1
Installation Wrrench
Type T‐1

Discharge
e Coefficient
Model BF0001/BF005 Uprright and Mode el BF002/BF004 4 Pendant Spr inklers are rateed for use at a maximum serrvice

pressure o
of 175 psig (12 bar). The nominal discharge curve plotted in Figure B rep
presents the floow “Q” in GPM
M
(LPM) as determined by tthe following fformula:
Q = K (P) 0..5
where:
Q = Flow, GPM (
Q (LPM)
K = Discharge Cooefficient, K = 5
5.6 (80)
P = Discharge Prressure, psig (b
bar)

Nominal Dischaarge Curve
Figure B: N

Auto
omatic Sprinkklers
Warning
The Modell BF001/BF005 Upright Sprinkklers and Modeel BF002/BF0004 Pendant Sprrinklers describ bed herein musst be

installed an
nd maintainedd in compliancee with this docuument, as welll as applicable standards of tthe National Firre
Protection Association, in
n addition to th
he jurisdiction. Failure to do m
may impair thee integrity of th
hese devices.
The ownerr is responsible for maintainin
ng their fire pro
otection systemm and devices in proper operrating condition
n. The
installing ccontractor or m
manufacturer should be conta acted relative tto any questionns.
Installatio
on
Notes
Do not insttall any bulb tyype sprinkler iff the bulb is craacked or there is a loss of liqu
uid from the bulb. With the
sprinkle he
eld horizontal, a small air bub bble should be present.
The Modell BF001/BF005 5 Upright Sprinklers and Model BF002/BF0004 Pendant Sprrinklers must b
be installed in
accordance
e with the follo
owing instructiions:
1. Prrior to installin
ng the sprinklerrs, if applicable
e, verify that thhe face of the ssprinkler fittingg is within the
prroper range off distance, whicch can be acco ommodated byy the type of esscutcheon bein ng used.
2. With pipe threa
W d sealant applied to the pipe e threads and aafter installing standard escu utcheon, over tthe
sp
prinkler thread ds, hand tightens the sprinkle er into the spri nkler fitting.
3. Reefer to Figure D D and select th
he appropriate e Sprinkler Wreench for tightening the sprinkkler into the
sp
prinkler fitting..
Notes
A leak tight 1/2” pipe thrread sprinkler jjoint should be
e obtained withh a torque of 77 to 14 ft.lbs.(99.5 to 19.0 Nm). A
maximum of 21 ft.lbs. (28.5Nm) of torq que is to be useed to install th e sprinkler. Higgher levels of ttorque may disstort
onsequent leakage or impairrment of the spprinkler.
the sprinkler inlet with co

Auto
omatic Sprinkklers
Push on th
he Sprinkler Wrrench, while it is being turned
d, to ensure thhat the Wrench
h recess stays ffully engaged w
with
the sprinkler wrench flats. Carefully rem
move the Sprinnkler Wrench bby disengagingg it from the sp
prinkler wrenchh flats,
owering it dow
and then lo wn over the sprrinkler deflecto
or.
Care and Maintenance
e
Automatic sprinklers mu ust never be sh hipped or store ed where theirr temperatures will exceed 1 100°F/38°C and they

must neve er be painted, plated, coated d or otherwise altered after lleaving the facctory. Modified d sprinklers must be
replaced. SSprinklers thatt have been exxposed to corrosive productss of combustio on, but have n not operated, sshould
be replace ed if they cannot be completely cleaned byy wiping the spprinkler with a cloth or by brrushing it with a soft
bristle bru
ush. Care mustt be exercised d to avoid dam
mage to the s prinklers — bboth before annd after installation.
Sprinklers damaged by dropping,
d strikking, wrench tw
wist/slippage oor the like, muust be replaceed. Also, replacce any
sprinkler thhat has a crackked bulb or thaat has lost liquiid from its bulbb (ref. Installattion Section No ote).
Notes

Absence of an escutcheo on, which is ussed to cover a clearance holee, may delay th he time to sprinkler operatio on in a
fire situation. Before clo
osing a fire pro
otection system
m control valvve for mainten
nance work on
n the fire prottection
system, wh hich it controlss, permission tto shut down tthe affected firre protection ssystem must be obtained fro om the
proper autthorities and all personnel w who may be afffected by this aaction must bee notified. It iss recommendeed that
automatic sprinkler syste ems be inspectted quarterly b by a qualified Innspection Servvice.

Ordering Procedure
A Product Symbol Numb ber (PSN) shall be specified wwhen orderingg sprinklers. An nd it is suggestted that a coloor chip

be provide ed when orderring special color coated Esccutcheons. Othherwise, respo onsibility for du
uplication cann not be
accepted. Contact your lo ocal distributo
or for availabilitty.

Sprinkler AAssemblies

Specify: 1//2" orifice, (sp
pecify temperaature rating), Model BF001//BF005 Uprigh ht Sprinklers w
with (specify tyype of
finish), PSN
N (specify as fo ollows).

BF001/BF0 005 BF002/BF0004
Standard/Q Quick Response Upright Sprin nklers Standard/Q
Quick Responsee Pendant Sprin nklers

PSN020401X1X2 PSN020402XX1X2
X1 Class Bulb & Nominal Temperatture Rating X1 Claass Bulb & Nomin
nal Temperature Rating
1 135⁰F / 57
7⁰C, Standard Ressponse 1 135⁰F / 57⁰C, SStandard Respon
nse
2 135⁰F / 57⁰C
C, Quick Responsee
2 135⁰F / 5
57⁰C, Quick Response

3 155⁰F / 68
nse

4 155⁰F / 6
68⁰C, Quick Response 4 155⁰F / 68⁰C
C, Quick Responsee

5 175⁰F / 79
nse
6 175⁰F / 7
C, Quick Responsee
7 200⁰F / 93
nse
8 200⁰F / 9
C, Quick Responsee
X2 Thread Size and Sprinkler Finish X2 Thread Size and Sprinkler Finissh
1 NPT 1 / 2 Natural Basss 1 NPT 1 / 2
2 Natural Bass
2 NPT 1 / 2 Chrome Plateed 2 NPT 1 / 2 Chrome Plated
3 R 1 / 2 per ISO
O 7 / 1 Natural Baass
3 R 1 / 2 perr ISO 7 / 1 Naturaal Bass

4 R 1 / 2 per ISO 7 / 1 Chromee Plated 4 R 1 / 2 per ISO 7 / 1 Chrome Plated
5 NPT 1 / 2 White Color Plaated 5 NPT 1 / 2 W
White Color Plated
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6 R 1 / 2 White Color Platted 6 R 1 / 2 White Color Plated

Auto
omatic Sprinkklers
Accessories
Order the ffollowing accessories, as app
plicable:
Type E‐1 1/2" Standard EEscutcheon witth chromate fin
nishes:
∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙PSN 0608 111
Type E‐1 1/2" Standard EEscutcheon witth white painte
ed finish:
∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙PSN 0608 112
Wrench:
Type T‐1 W
∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙PSN0109
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Weight
nal weights are as follows.
The nomin
1/2" Orifice Model BF001
1/BF005 Upright 2.8 ozs. (80 g))
1/2" Orifice Model BF002
2/BF004 Pendaant 2.8 ozs. (80 g))
E‐1 Standaard Escutcheon
n 0.6 ozs. (18 g))
T‐1 Sprinkler Wrench 18 ozs. (510 gg)

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P. Alarm Check Valve includes Trim
Alarm Check Valve TD07111
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Alarm Check Valve

MODEL: BAV-146
175 psi (12 bar), 4" & 6" (DN100 & DN150), VERTICAL INSTALLATION
the system and to be trapped above the alarm
GENERAL DESCRIPTION check valve’s clapper without the clapper lifting
and causing false alarms.
When a significant sustained flow of water
occurs, such as from an open sprinkler, the
alarm valve’s clapper lifts and allows water to
enter the system. Simultaneously, water enters
an intermediate chamber, which allows the
water to activate an alarm either through an
optional water motor alarm and/or through a
water pressure alarm. These alarms continue to
Model BAV-146 Alarm Check Valve is a wet sound until the flow of water is stopped.
pipe sprinkler system water supply check valve
that makes possible the installation of sprinkler The BAV-146 Alarm Check Valve should be
systems in buildings not subject to freezing installed vertically on wet-pipe sprinkler
temperatures. It is designed so that water systems with constant pressure or variable
pressure in the piping system will hold back pressure water supplies. The valve is made
water pressure at the valve until a significant suitable for use on variable pressure water
flow of water occurs. supplies by adding the optional retard chamber
to the standard trim.
The Alarm Check Valve serves as a check
valve by trapping pressurized water above the The valve is available with a flanged inlet and
clapper and preventing reverse flow from flanged outlet or with a grooved inlet and
sprinkler piping. grooved outlet.
The valve is trimmed with a water bypass line.

The bypass line allows pressure surges to enter
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Size 4" (DN100) 6" (DN150)
Inlet Connection Style Flange Groove Flange Groove
Outlet Connection Style Flange Groove Flange Groove
Shipping Weight 55 lbs∕25 kg 51 lbs∕23 kg 75 lbs∕34 kg 66 lbs∕30 kg
Max. Working Pressure 175 psig∕1.2 MPa (12 bar)
Factory Hydro Test 100% @ 350 psig∕2.4 MPa (24 bar)
Standard Finish Red Painted
Flange & Groove Specification Flange: Class 150 ANSI B16.1 & Groove: C606 ANSI∕AWWA
Required Accessories Standard Trim
Optional Accessories Retard Chamber, Water Motor Alarm, Alarm Pressure Switch
Installation Manner Vertically
Listings and Approvals UL (United States)
FRICTION LOSS on Hazen & Williams formula with C=120 based

on ANSI standard wall straight pipe.
For use in hydraulic calculations, the pressure
loss through the Alarm Check Valves may be 4” Valve = 28 feet (8.5 m)
expressed in equivalent length of pipe, based 6” Valve = 32 feet (9.8 m)
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FLOW RATE IN LITRES PER MINUTE (LPM) (1 GPM = 3.785 LPM)

PRESSURE DROP IN POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH (PSI)
PRESSURE DROP IN BAR (BAR) (1 PSI = 0.06895 BAR)

500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 6000 7500 10000 15000
5.0 0.345
0.300
4.0
0.250
3.0 0.200
2.5
0)
)
0.150
10
50
N1
2.0
DN
(D
(
4"
6"
1.5 0.100
0.090
0.080
1.0 0.070
0.9 0.060
0.8
0.7 0.050
0.6 0.040
0.5
0.030
100 200 300 400 500 800 1000 1500 2000 3000 4000
FLOW RATE IN GALLONS PER MINUTE (GPM)
Figure 1: Nominal Hydraulic Friction Loss of Model BAV-146 Alarm Check Valve
TRI M PACKAGES BAV-146 Alarm Check Valve is installed on

systems with a variable pressure water supply
Model BAV-146 Alarm Check Valve is listed in order to reduce the possibility of false alarms.
and/or approved with specific trim for use up to Refer to the BRC-346 Retard Chamber
175 psig∕1.2 MPa (12 bar). No substitutions or technical data TD0601213.
omissions, in part or in full, are allowed. □ Water Motor Alarm
Additional accessories to the standard trim The BAV-146 Alarm Check Valve is designed to
packages are required for a complete system activate a mechanical alarm during a sustained
meeting the requirements of the applicable flow of water (such as the flow required by an
rules and codes. See appropriate technical data open sprinkler) causes the alarm check valve’s
for additional information. clapper to lift from its seat. Refer to the
BWA-246 Water Motor Alarm technical data
STANDARD TRIM PACKAGES include: TD0401113.
1. All necessary nipples and fittings □ Alarm Pressure Switch
2. All standard trim accessories The BAV-146 Alarm Check Valve trim allows
3. All necessary gauges installation of pressure switches to operate
local electric alarms and/or remote electric
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES alarms during a sustained flow of water (such
as the flow requires by an open sprinkler).
ORDER SEPARATELY
Refer to Alarm Pressure Switch technical data.
□ Retard Chamber
The Retard Chamber is required when the
VALVE DESCRIPTION
DIMENSIONS inch (mm)
Valve Size H H1 H2 H3 H4 H5 H6
4" Flange 10.625 (270) 0.080 (2.0) 0.938 (23.9) 1.563 (40) 3.281 (83) 7.594 (193) 9.063 (230)
6" Flange 13.625 (346) 0.080 (2.0) 0.938 (23.9) 2.087 (53) 4.375 (111) 10.625 (270) 9.625 (244)
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TRIM DESCRIPTION
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SPR
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WATER MOTOR ALARM
LISTED
Figure 3: Model BAV-146 Alarm Check Valve, Vertical Trim
DIMENSIONS inch (mm)
Valve Size A B C D E
4" Flange 35.5 (650) 15.7 (400) 13.0 (330) 6 (150) 14.5(370)
6" Flange 37.5(700) 17.7 450) 15.3 (390) 7.2 180) 15.7 (400)
Valve Size F G H J
4" Flange 8 (200) 9.8 (250) 9.4 (240) 6.7 (170)
6" Flange 9 (230) 10.6 (270) 9.6 (245) 8.7 (220)
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INTRODUCTION
No. Description Qty. Remarks
The trim sets for the Model
1 Valve Body 1 Ductile Iron BAV-146 Alarm Valve are
2 Nipple ¾”X60 1 arranged for rapid, easy and
3 90° Elbow ¾ ” 3 compact attachment, and serves
Main Drain Valve (Normally as connection points to Alarm
4 Angle valve 1
Closed)
and other devices. The Trim also
Nipple 2” X130 1 4” Style
5
Nipple 2” X150 1 6” Style
serves as means for testing the
6 Water Motor Alarm 1 Optional, Model BWA-246 operation of the alarm devices
7 Alarm Pressure Switch 1 without causing the system to
8 Nipple ¾”X80 3
operate.
9 Union ¾”
4 □ Constant Pressure Closed
10 Union Washer ¾”
11 Nipple ¾” X55 3
Drain
12 Pressure Gauge 2 0~300psi/2MPa Type Y70B This trim set is used where water
13 Bushing ¾” X¼” 1 supply pressure does not vary,
14 Tee ¾” 1 such as tank supplies. An
Nipple ¾” X55 1 automatic draining is provided to
4” Style
15 Hexagon nipple ¾” 1 drain the mechanical sprinkler
Nipple ¾” X60 2 6” Style alarm line. This drain connection
16 Check Valve ¾” 1 Bypass line should be piped separately from
17 3D Cross¾” 1 the 2” (50mm) main drain.
18 Nipple ¾” X70 2
19 Nipple ¾” X77 1 □ Variable Pressure With
20 90° Elbow ½”X¾” 1 Open Retard Chamber Drain
21 Nipple ½”X1⅝” (40) 2 Retard Chamber is required.
22 Ball valve ½” 1
Alarm Test Valve (Normally This trim set is used where water
Closed) supply pressures vary, such as
23 Strainer ½” 1 encountered with city water
24 Hexagon nipple ¾” X½” 1 supplies. An open drip cup
25 Strainer ¾” 1 should be provided to drain the
Hexagon nipple ¾” 4” Style retard chamber and the
26 1
Nipple ¾” X100 6” Style
mechanical sprinkler alarm line.
Alarm Shut-off Valve (Open
27 Ball Valve ¾” 1
Normally)
This drain connection should be
28 Inlet Nozzle 1 piped separately from the 2”
29 Drain Nozzle 1 main drain.
30 Cross¾” 1
Retard Chamber Optional, Ordered For Variable
31 1
Assembly Pressure Systems, BRC-346
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thus reducing the

OPERATION possibility of another
opening. Any water in the
SYSTEM
WATER PRESSURE alarm line is automatically
MOTOR SWITCH
drained, further reducing
SYSTEM the possibility of a false
MAIN PRESSURE
DRAIN GAUGE alarm due to a successive
VALVE transient surge in supply
BYPASS pressure.
DRAIN LINE
SUPPLY
INTER-
PRESSURE OPERATION WITH AN
GAUGE
MEDIATE INSTALLED RETARD
ALARM BYPASS
RETARD CHAMBER CHECK
CHAMBER LINE
VALVE CHAMBER
When the optional
ALARM
SHUT-OFF Retard Chamber is used,
VALVE a surge of water, greater
RESTRICTED
ORIFICE
than what the bypass line
ALARM
TEST can handle, will lift the
VALVE clapper. Then water will
MAIN WATER SUPPLY
enter the intermediate
chamber through the
Figure 4: Model BAV-146 Alarm Check Valve Operation holes in the Seat Ring,
and it will fill the Retard
When the fire protection system is initially being pressurized, water Chamber. The water then
will flow into the system until the water supply and system pressure drains from the Retard
become equalized. The Alarm Check Valve traps pressure above the Chamber through a
Clapper and prevents the reverse flow of water. Once the pressures Restricted Orifice.
have stabilized, the Alarm Check Valve is in service and the
intermediate chamber in the Seat Ring is sealed. Thus, with the Alarm A sustained flow of water,
Check Valve set for service, there is no flow through the alarm port to as in an open sprinkler,
the alarm devices (i.e., Water Motor Alarm and/or Alarm Pressure will lift the clapper. The
Switch). Retarding Chamber will
fill faster than water can
When a sustained flow of water occurs, such as an operated drain through the
sprinkler head or an open inspector’s test connection, the Clapper lifts Restricted Orifice. And
from its closed position. Water is then permitted to flow into the the water will fill the
intermediate chamber in the Seat Ring. Then water flows from the Retard Chamber
intermediate chamber to the alarm line and activates the system’s completely; these events
alarms. These alarms continue to sound until the flow of water stop, activate the Water Motor
such as closed Alarm Shut-off Valve. Alarm and/or Alarm
Pressure Switch for the
When a minor pressure surges occurs, slow as well as small
electric alarm.
transient increases in water supply pressure may continue to be built
up in the system (via the Bypass Check Valve) without opening the
Clapper. A transient surge in supply pressure that is sufficient to only
momentarily open the Clapper will not cause a false alarm, and a
portion of the increase in pressure will be trapped within the system,
DESIGN CRITERIA
system or performing a
For the installation, consideration must be given to the disposal of the flow test.
large quantities of water that may be associated with draining the
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Vertically installed valves must have the flow going up. Horizontally Once the Clapper has
installed valves must be positioned so that the drain connection points closed, sufficient water
down. must flow out of the
system before the
The sprinkler system designer must be aware that the configuration Clapper will again open. A
of the piping network and its tendency to trap pockets of air (such as in repetition of the above
the case of a peaked-roof girded system) can affect the performance described condition is
of the alarm system. Although a slight amount of trapped air is termed an intermittent
desirable to prevent significant pressure increases due to thermally alarm.
induced expansion of the water, a large quantity of trapped air in a
system may result in the possibility of an intermittent alarm. Using a vent (which can
also serve as an end-
The possibility of an intermittent alarm condition is a consequence of of-line Inspector’s Test
the fact that the flow out of the system through the test valve or a Connection) piped from
single sprinkler is very small relative to the flow that can be passed the top of a cross main or
through the valve. This difference increases with valve size. If the end of a branch line at the
system were free of trapped air, flow in would equal flow out and the point most remote from
Clapper would always stabilize at some open position (as needed to the alarm valve, and filling
accommodate the required flow). With trapped air in the system, the system slowly in
however, the Clapper first opens wider since the system initially accordance with the steps
demands greater flow until the air pockets are compressed (back to described in the Service
nearly the supply pressure), and then it will tend to return closer to the Setting section, can
Seat Ring. If the volume of the air pockets is excessive, flow into the prevent an excessive
system can be momentarily reduced to nearly zero (once the air amount of air from being
pockets are compressed) and the Clapper may close, causing flow to trapped.
the alarms to be shutoff.
water working pressure up to 175PSI∕1.2 MPa
INSTALLATION (12 bar). Failure to follow this installation
instruction may prevent the device from
WARNING functioning properly as well as void
listings/approvals, and the manufacturer’s
Model BAV-146 Alarm Check Valves described warranties.
herein must be installed and maintained in
compliance with this document, as well as with Model BAV-146 Alarm Check Valve must be
the applicable standards of the NFPA, in installed in an area not subject to freezing
addition to the standards of any other authorities temperatures or physical damage. Wet pipe
having jurisdictions. Failure to do so may impair sprinkler systems must be maintained at a
the integrity of these devices. minimum temperature of 40˚F/4˚C. When
corrosive atmospheres and/or contaminated
The owner is responsible for maintaining their water supplies are present, it is the owner’s
fire protection system and devices in proper responsibility to verify compatibility with the
operating condition. The installing contractor or BAV-146 Alarm Check Valve, trim and
manufacturer should be contacted relative to associated equipment.
any questions.
STEP 2 Prior to the actual installing the valve;
STEP 1 Verify that the appropriate trim chart thoroughly flush the water supply piping to verify
and technical data for the Alarm Check Valve that no foreign matter is present.
and associated equipment are available.
STEP 3 Unpack the valve and remove all plastic
NOTES thread protectors from the opening of the valve.
Inspect the valve Clapper to ensure freedom of
For proper operation, Model BAV-146 Alarm movement.
Check Valve must be trimmed in accordance
with this data sheet for use on systems with STEP 4 Install the valve in the system so that
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the direction of water flow is the same as that for pressurization.

indicated by the flow direction arrow on the
valve body. MODEL BAV-146 ALARM CHECK STEP 8 If a Water Motor Alarm is NOT to be
VALVE MUST BE INSTALLED IN THE used, the Alarm Vent Trim must be installed,
VERTICAL POSITION WITH DIRECTION OF see Figure 6.
FLOW UP. Use the appropriate gaskets, bolts 1
and/or couplings. Tighten all flange mounting
2
fasteners uniformly as per piping standard.
9 12 13
3
NOTES
4
The Alarm Check Valves must be installed in
areas that are accessible and easily visible. 5
STEP 5 Install the trim in accordance with the

instructions given in this data sheet. Apply a
small amount of thread sealant or tape to
external threads of all pipe connections required,
11
sparingly to external threads only. TAKE CARE
NOT TO ALLOW ANY COMPOUND, TAPE OR
OTHER FOREIGN MATTER INSIDE ANY
NIPPLES OR OPENINGS OF THE VALVE OR 10
TRIM COMPONENTS. 6 ALARM
LINE
NOTES
8
It is recommended that provisions be made for
viewing the alarm line drain water either by
using an open type drain or by locating the main
drain outlet in an easily visible area. 9 8 7
Suitable provision must be made for disposal DRAIN

of alarm line and system drainage water. Ordered separately when
Drainage water must be directed so that it will Water Motor Alarm is not installed.
not cause damage or result in dangerous Figure 5: Alarm Vent Trim
conditions.
No. Description Qty. Remarks
Assure that all equipments (valves and trims)
are adequately heated and protected to prevent 1
Alarm Pressure
1 Type PS75
freezing and physical damage. Switch
2 Bushing ¾”X¼” 1
Care must be taken when installing in the trim 3 Tee ¾” 1
to be certain that they are located with the arrow 4 Nipple ¾”X2” (50) 1
on the body pointing in the proper direction. The Retard Chamber Optional, Ordered For
draining pipes must be installed with direction of 5 1 Variable Pressure
Assembly Systems, BRC-346
flow down. 6 Strainer ¾” 1 Type F1191Y
STEP 6 Unused alarm connections should be 7 Tee ½” 1
9
Nipple ½”X3 ⁄16”
plugged. 8 2
(90)
STEP 7 Optional accessories (Retard Chamber, 9 90° Elbow ½” 2
Water Motor Alarm, Alarm Pressure Switch, etc.) 10 Union ½” 1
may be connected in accordance with the Nipple ½”X11¾”
11 1
(298)
installation instructions accompanying the 3 3
12 Vent Fitting ⁄32” 1 With ⁄32” Restriction
equipment. Upon completion of the system side
13 Bushing ¾”X½” 1
of the installation, the system should be ready
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STEP 9 It is recommended that a vent NOTES

connection (which may also be used as an Alarms and electric panels controlled by an
end-of line Inspector’s Test Connection), be alarm pressure switch installed in the “Electric
piped from a cross main or branch line at the Alarm Panel” connection provided in the trim
point most remote from the alarm valve. The cannot be interrupted.
vent line should be connected to the top of a
cross main or to the end of a branch line and be STEP 4 Slowly open the water supply main
located at the highest level of a multi-level control valve until the sound of flowing water just
installation. begins and then open the valve one more turn.
The vent connection can be used to bleed off CAUTION
excessive air from the system, and therefore,
minimize the possibility of a false alarm due to a Opening of water supply main control valve will
transient surge in supply pressure. The result in water flow from an opening in the
contraction/expansion associated with an system.
excessive amount of trapped air could also NOTES
cause the waterway Clapper to cycle open and
shut during an inspector’s test or during a Filling the system with water will result in
discharge by a single sprinkler. operation of the associated alarms. Thus,
notification must first be given to the owner and
fire department, central station, or other signal
SERVICE SETTING station to which the alarms are connected.
STEP 5 Allow the system to completely fill with
When set the Model BAV-146 Alarm Check water. Allow water to flow from the system test
Valve system initially or after system operation valve (the end-of-line Inspector’s Test
due to a fire, please perform the following Connection), and any other open vents provided,
setting procedure. until all air is exhausted from the system. The
STEP 1 Verify that all drains are closed and that outlet has flowed full for at least 15 seconds.
the system is free of leaks. Then close the system test valve and all other
open vents.
STEP 2 Open the system test valve (the
end-of-line Inspector’s Test Connection) and STEP 6 Fully open the water supply main
any auxiliary vents provided to facilitate removal control valve.
of air from the system to allow air to escape STEP 7 Open the system test valve (the
from the system while it is filling with water. end-of-line Inspector’s Test Connection) or
NOTES Alarm Test Valve, and verify that the system
alarms operate.
For proper operation of the wet system and to
minimize false alarms, it is important to remove NOTES
trapped air from the system when filling it with Notify the proper authorities and all personnel
water. Air trapped in the system may also cause who may be affected that an alarm test is to be
intermittent operation of the water motor alarm performed.
during a sustained flow of water (such as the
flow required by an open sprinkler or the system STEP 8 Close the system test valve (the
test valve) (Ref. Design Criteria section). end-of-line Inspector’s Test Connection) or
Alarm Test Valve.
Consider installation of auxiliary vents to
facilitate venting. (Ref. Step 9 in Installation STEP 9 Verify that water ceases to flow from
section). the alarm line drain. If water continues to flow,
follow the corrective procedure described in the
STEP 3 If desired, close the Alarm Shut-off Care and Maintenance section.
Valve to prevent local alarms from operating
while filling the system. NOTES
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The Retard Chamber has a 1/8” (3 mm) of sprinkler systems. In addition, the Authority
diameter Restricted Orifice. Sufficient time must Having Jurisdiction may have additional
be allowed for drainage of the Retard Chamber inspection, testing and maintenance
and the piping to the Water Motor Alarm. requirements that must be followed.
STEP 10 Verify that the flow of water out of the NOTES

alarm line drain has stopped. Verify the pressure Any system maintenance will result in
gauge. The pressure gauge on the system side operation of the associated alarm or eliminate
of the Alarm Check valve Clapper should the fire-protection capabilities of that system.
indicate water pressure equal to or greater than Thus, notification must first be given to the
the water pressure indicated on the gauge owner and fire department, central station, or
located on the supply side of the clapper. Open other signal station to which the system are
the Alarm Shut-off Valve. Verify and secure that connected. Consideration should be given to
all valves are in their normal operating position. employment of a fire patrol in the affected areas.
Then the alarm check valve system is set and
ready for service. Before closing a fire protection system main
control valve for maintenance work on the fire
NOTES protection systems that it controls, permission to
shut down the affected fire protection systems
After placing a fire protection system in service,
must first be obtained from the proper
notify the proper authorities and advise those
authorities.
responsible for monitoring proprietary and/or
central station alarm, notify those in the affected MONTHLY INSPECTION: VISUAL EXTERNAL
area that the system is in service.
CHECK-UP
It is recommended that the following
CARE AND MAINTENANCE inspections be performed monthly by a qualified
Inspection Service.
The following procedures, inspection and
testing should be performed as indicated, in STEP 1 Verify that pressure gauges indicate
addition to any specific requirements of the normal water supply pressures. It is normal for
NFPA. ANY IMPAIRMENT MUST BE the gauge on the system side of the clapper to
IMMEDIATELY CORRECTED. register a higher pressure than the gauge on the
supply side of the clapper because pressure
The owner is responsible for the inspection, surges are trapped above the clapper.
testing, and maintenance of their fire protection
system and devices in compliance with this STEP 2 Check for signs of mechanical damage
document, as well as with the applicable and/or corrosive activity. If detected, perform
standards of the NFPA, in addition to the maintenance as required or, if necessary,
standards of any authority having jurisdiction. replace the device.
The installing contractor or manufacturer should
be contacted relative to any questions. STEP 3 Verify that valve and trim are
adequately heated and protected from freezing
It is recommended that automatic sprinkler and physical damage.
systems be inspected, tested, and maintained
by a qualified Inspection Service. STEP 4 Verify that there is no unwanted
leakage from the restricted drain of the Retard
It is imperative that the alarm check valve Chamber when equipped with variable pressure
system be maintained on a regular basis. The trim. It is normal for drainage to occur during
frequency of the maintenance may vary due to pressure surges that exceed the capacity
contaminated water supplies, and corrosive allowed through the bypass line trim.
water supplies, and corrosive atmospheres. For
STEP 5 Verify that the water supply main
minimum maintenance requirements, refer to
control valve is open, and that all valves are in
the NFPA that describes care and maintenance
their normal operating position and
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appropriately secured. applicable). Be sure to replace the strainer

baskets and tighten the caps securely.
QUARTERLY INSPECTION: WATER FLOW
NOTES
ALARM TEST
It is recommended that the following checkup of Cleaning of the Strainers after each operation
of the alarm is especially important in the case
Water Flow Alarm Test be performed quarterly of water supplies (such as lakes and rivers)
by a qualified Inspection Service. having a large quantity of suspended matter. A
clogged alarm line can prevent operation of the
STEP 1 Notify the proper authorities and all alarm.
personnel who may be affected when the test is
to be performed. STEP 6 Verify that the Alarm Shut-off Valve in
the alarm line is open, the Alarm Test Valve is
STEP 2 Open the system test valve (the closed, and all valves are in their normal
end-of-line Inspector’s Test Connection) and operating position and appropriately secured.
verify that the system alarms operate in
accordance with the requirements of the STEP 7 Notify all authorities responsible for
authority having jurisdiction. If freezing weather monitoring the installation that the fire protection
or other conditions prohibits use of the system system has been returned to service.
test valve, open the Alarm Test Valve in the
alarm check valve trim. QUARTERLY INSPECTION: MAIN DRAIN
Verify that the local Water Motor Alarm should TEST
be audible. Verify that electric Alarm Pressure
Switches should activate properly and within the It is recommended that the following inspec-
elapsed time required by the authority having tions of Main Drain Test be performed quarterly
jurisdiction. Verify that electric local alarms by a qualified Inspection Service.
should be audible. Verify that remote station
STEP 1 Notify the proper authorities and all
alarm signals were received.
personnel who may be affected when the test is
NOTES to be performed.
Use of the Alarm Test Valve allows testing of STEP 2 Check first to see that adequate
alarms without reducing the system pressure. drainage is provides for full flow from Main Drain
outlet.
When using the system test valve (the
STEP 3 Record pressure reading from the
end-of-line Inspector’s Test Connection) for the
water supply pressure gauge.
Water Flow Alarm Test, intermittent operation of
the water motor alarm may indicate air is STEP 4 Fully open the main drain located on
trapped in the system. the Alarm Check Valve. When a full flow is
developed from the main drain, record the
STEP 3 Verify that water is flowing out of the
residual pressure from the water supply
alarm line drain at a rate consistent with the 1/8”
pressure gauge.
(3 mm) diameter drain Restricted Orifice in the
Retard Chamber. STEP 5 Then slowly close the main drain.
STEP 4 Close the system test valve (the STEP 6 Compare test results with previous flow
end-of-line Inspector’s Test Connection) or information, if deterioration of the water supply
Alarm Test Valve. Verify that water ceases to is detected, take appropriate steps to restore
flow from the alarm line drain. Verify all local adequate water supply.
alarms stop sounding and electric panels reset.
Verify all remote station alarms reset. STEP 7 Verify that normal water supply
pressure has been restored, and that all alarm
STEP 5 Clean the Strainer (located at the devices and valves are secured in normal
connection to the Water Motor Alarm, as operating position.
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STEP 8 Notify all authorities responsible for STEP 8 Place the wet system back in service,
monitoring the installation that the fire protection Refer to Service Setting section.
system has been returned to service.
MAINTENANCE OPERATION: SPRINKLER
FIVE YEAR INSPECTION: INTERNAL SYSTEM DRAIN DOWN
INSPECTION Draining the sprinkler system must be done in
accordance with the following procedure:
STEP 1 Close the water supply main control
It is recommended that the following valve, if this has not already been done.
inspections of Internal Inspection should be
performed every five years by a qualified STEP 2 Open the remote cross main or branch
Inspection Service, unless inspections and tests line vent connection (Ref. Step 9 in Installation
indicate more frequent internal inspections are section).
required. STEP 3 Open the Main Drain Valve. Check first
STEP 1 Notify the proper authorities and all to see that the drainage water discharge will not
personnel who may be affected when the test is cause damage or result in dangerous
to be performed. Consideration should be given conditions.
to employment of a fire patrol in the affected STEP 4 Wait until the Supply Pressure Gauge
areas. reads zero pressure and the sound of draining
STEP 2 Close the water supply main control water has stopped before performing any
valve, placing the system out of service. maintenance work on the fire protection system.
STEP 3 Open the main drain. If necessary,

MAINTENANCE OPERATION: REMOVE AND
open the system test valve (the end-of-line
Inspector’s Test Connection) to vent and REINSTALL COVER/CLAPPER ASSEMBLY
completely drain the system.
Removing and reinstall the Cover/Clapper
STEP 4 Use appropriate wrench to loosen and Assembly must be done in accordance with the
remove the Cover Plate Bolt, and remove following operation:
Cover/ Clapper assembly.
To remove the Clapper Seal: Use the
STEP 5 Inspect the Seat Ring. Wipe away all appropriate wrench to loosen and remove the
debris (contaminants, dirt and mineral deposits). Clapper Screw, and Clapper Seal Retainer.
Clean any orifices in the Seat Ring that are Remove the Clapper Seal for inspection. If the
restricted or plugged by debris. DO NOT USE Clapper Seal shows signs of wear such as
SOLVENTS OR ABRASIVES. cracking, cuts or excessively deep grooves
where the Seal contacts the Seat Ring, replace
STEP 6 Inspect the Cover/Clapper assembly the Clapper Seal.
and Cover Plate Gasket. Test Clapper for
freedom of movement. Renew or replace To reinstall the Clapper Seal: Place Clapper
damaged or worn parts as required. Seal over the center of the Clapper Seal
Retainer. Position the Retainer (with Seal in
CAUTION place) against Clapper. Replace and tighten the
Never apply any lubricant to seats, gaskets or Clapper Screw. DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN.
any internal operating parts of the valve. To remove the Clapper and/or the Clapper
Petroleum- based grease or oil will damage Shaft: Remove Clapper Bushing to free the
rubber components and may prevent proper Clapper Shaft for removal. Then the Clapper
operation. can be removed.
STEP 7 When Internal Inspection of the Alarm To reinstall Cover/Clapper assembly (the
Check Valve is complete, reinstall Cover Plate, the Clapper, the Clapper Bushing
Cover/Clapper Assembly. and the Clapper Shaft): Verify that the Clapper
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Seal and the Cover Plate Gasket are in position Valve will have to be replaced. It is impractical to
and that them are in good condition. Slide the re-face a Seat Ring in the field.
Cover/Clapper assembly into the Alarm Check STEP 8 Check for and remove any debris that
Valve so that the Clapper Seal contacts the Seal may have become lodged in the Clapper. If a
Ring. Adjust Clapper Bushing; insert the minor imperfection remains in the Clapper, then
Clapper Shaft through the holes. Continue to turn it over after thoroughly cleaning both
push the Clapper Shaft through the holes of surfaces with a clean cloth. Replace the Clapper
another Clapper Bushing, adjust Bushings in if necessary. Be sure to securely re-tighten the
position. Replace the Cover Plate Bolt. Use the Clapper Screw for the Clapper Seal.
appropriate wrench to evenly cross-tighten all
Bolts with a torque of 18 to 20 ft·lbs (24.4 to 27.1 STEP 9 Replace the Cover/Clapper Assembly.
N·m). DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN. Return the Alarm Check Valve to operation in
accordance with the steps described in the
MALFUNCTION CORRECTED: LEAKAGE Service Setting section.
FROM ALARM DRAIN
MALFUNCTION CORRECTED: CLOGGED
Follow the steps indicated below until water ALARM LINE DRAIN
ceases to flow from the alarm line drain. Check
for the discontinuation of the leakage after each If water either does not flow or only dribbles out
step is complete. of the alarm line drain during an alarm test, then
it is likely that the Restricted Orifice has become
STEP 1 Open the Main Drain Valve. Let the clogged.
water flow for about 5 seconds and then close
the Main Drain Valve. This should flush any NOTES
loose debris that may have become trapped A clogged alarm line drain will increase the
between the Clapper and the Seat Ring or in the possibility of a false alarm in the case of a
seating area of the Drain Valve. variable pressure system.
STEP 2 Repeat Step 1 if the rate of continued Remove the Drain Restriction (in the Retard
flow out of the drain was noticeably reduced.
Chamber) and clean it by back flushing.
STEP 3 Open the Alarm Test Valve and allow Reinstall the Drain Restriction in the Retard
water to flow for about 5 seconds before Chamber and reassemble the alarm line.
re-closing the valve. This should flush any loose
debris that may have become trapped in the MALFUNCTION CORRECTED: LOSS OF
seating area of the Alarm Test Valve. EXCESS SYSTEM PRESSURE
STEP 4 Repeat Step 3 if the rate of continued
flow out of the drain was noticeably reduced. In the case of a variable pressure system, the
System Pressure Gauge should normally
STEP 5 Determine whether the water is flowing indicate a pressure greater than that shown by
from the alarm port or past the Alarm Test Valve. the Supply Pressure Gauge. Also, the value
If the leakage is past the Alarm Test Valve, close should be close to that of the peak supply
the water supply main control valve, and then pressure that has occurred after the system was
repair or replace the Alarm Test Valve as placed in service.
necessary.
NOTES
STEP 6 If it appears that the leakage noted in
Step 5 is from the alarm port, drain the system. Loss of excess system pressure will increase
After the system has been drained, remove the the possibility of a false alarm in the case of a
Cover/Clapper Assembly. variable pressure system.
STEP 7 Using a light, check for and remove any Follow the procedure indicated below to correct
debris that may have become lodged within the a loss of excess system pressure condition.
Seat Ring groove. Inspect the Seat Ring seat for
any damage. If the Seat Ring has become STEP 1 Check for signs of continued leakage
dented across the seat then the Alarm Check from the alarm line drain. If rust stains and/or
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water deposits indicate that continued leakage line drain.

has been taking place, take corrective action STEP 3 Check for and correct the cause of a
according to the Malfunction Corrected: loss in excess system pressure.
Leakage From Alarm Drain in Care and
Maintenance section. STEP 4 Drain the sprinkler system and refill it in
accordance with the steps described in the
STEP 2 If there is no signs of continued leakage Service Setting section.
from the alarm line drain, close the water supply
main control valve, slowly open the union in the MALFUNCTION CORRECTED:
bypass line. Check for leakage past the Bypass
INTERMITTENT ALARMS
Check Valve. If there is leakage, debris may
have become lodged between its clapper and If the Pressure Alarm Switch gives a steady
seat. Drain the system in accordance with the signal, but the Water Motor Alarm generates an
prescribed procedure and then clean or replace intermittent alarm, check for binding in the
the Bypass Check Valve as required. Then Water Motor Alarm drive shaft.
reassemble the bypass line, and return the fire
protection system. If the Water Motor Alarm and/or the Pressure
Alarm Switch provide an intermittent alarm, it is
STEP 3 If there are no signs of leakage past likely the consequence of an excessive amount
either the Alarm Check Valve Clapper or the of air being trapped within the sprinkler system.
Bypass Check Valve, inspect the sprinkler Drain down the sprinkler system and refill it in
system for leakage. accordance with the steps described in the
Service Setting section.
MALFUNCTION CORRECTED: EXCESS A discontinuance of an alarm may also be
PRESSURE DUE TO THERMAL EXPANSION caused by the Clapper closing due to a sudden
drop in supply pressure or the shut-off of a
Wet pipe sprinkler systems subject to ambient pump in the supply line. These types of
temperatures in excess of 100°F/38°C can problems can only be corrected by maintaining
cause significant increases in system pressure a steady supply pressure.
due to the thermal expansion of the water. In
particular, a gridded wet-pipe system with a
relatively small air pocket and no relief valve can ORDERING PROCEDURE
be subjected to an increase of more than 100
A Product Symbol Number (PSN) shall be
psi (6.9 bar), due to an increase in ambient
specified when ordering the products.
temperature of about 50°F/28°C.
Contact your local distributor for availability.
As necessary, install a pressure relief valve, in
accordance with the requirements of the STANDARD ORDER BAV-146 VALVES:
authority having jurisdiction, to automatically Standard BAV-146 Alarm Check Valve Specify:
relieve the excess pressure that could otherwise (specify size inch) Model BAV-146 Alarm Check
be created in wet-pipe systems that are Valve with (specify connection style), PSN
exposed to significant increases in ambient (specify as follows).
temperature.
MALFUNCTION CORRECTED: FALSE

PSN 0711 1 X1 1X2
ALARMS X1 Alarm Check Valve Size
4 100
If repeated false alarms occur in a variable 5 150
pressure system:.
X2 Alarm Check Valve Connection Style
STEP 1 Check for and correct the cause of 2 Flange X Flange
continued leakage out the alarm line drain. 3 Groove X Groove
STEP 2 Check for and clean a clogged alarm
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for a mechanical water flow alarm) with Rc3/4

Alarm Line Inlet and Rc1 Drain Outlet:
ACCESSORIES:
Order the following accessories, as applicable:
Model BRC-346 Retard Chamber (required for
variable pressure water supply conditions) with CONVERSION TABLE
NPT connection style: Unit Conversion
Name of Unit
Symbol Factor
Millimeter mm 1 in.=25.4 mm
2 2 2
Square meter m 1 ft =0.0929 m
Model BRC-346 Retard Chamber (required for Liter L 1 gal=3.785 L
variable pressure water supply conditions) with Cubic decimeter dm
3
1 gal=3.785 dm
3
3 3 3
ISO Thread connection style: Cubic meter m 1 ft =0.0283 m
Kilogram kg 1 lb=16 ozs.=0.4536 kg
Model BWA-246 Water Motor Alarm (required Kilograms per Kg/m
3 3
1 lb/ft =16.0183kg/m
3
for a mechanical water flow alarm) with NPT3/4 cubic meter

Pascal Pa 1 psi=6895 Pa
Alarm Line Inlet and NPT1 Drain Outlet: Bar bar 1 psi=0.0689 bar
· Newton meter N·m 1 ft·lbs=1.355 N·m
Model BWA-246 Water Motor Alarm (required
! WARNING
This product must be installed by an experienced, trained installer, in accordance with the instructions provided
with each valve. These instructions contain important information.
Failure to follow these instructions may result in serious personal injury, property damage, or valve leakage.
We reserve the right to change product specifications, designs and standard equipment without notice and
without incurring obligations.
If you have any questions about the safe installation and use of this device, contact BRISTOL FIRE
ENGINEERING .LLC AL QOUZ INDUSTRIAL 3 P.O. BOX 74582 DUBAI, UNITED ARABEMIRATES
TEL: +971-4-3472426, FAX: +971-4-3472363
Q. Butterfly Valve
Butterfly Valves
Butterfly Valves are valves which can be used for isolating or regulating flow, with the closing mechanism
in the form of a disk. BRISTOL Butterfly Valves are supervised and can be used for indoor and outdoor
application.
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Model BR-DW-175
Max. Working Temperature 120ºC
Disc Material ASTM B-536 + EPDM

Specifications
Body Material Ductile Iron + Nylon
O-Ring Material EPDM
Inlet/Outlet DN A B C D E F G H
2.5 in 4.10 3.30 1.80 3.60 5.30 5.30 4.90 0.40
65 mm 106 85 46 92 135 135 125 10
3 in 4.40 3.60 1.80 4.20 5.60 5.30 4.90 0.60

80 mm 112 92 46 107 142 135 125 16
Dimensions
4 in 5.7 4.34 2 5. 00 6.9 5.3 4.9 1

100 mm 145 108 52 128 175 135 125 25
6 in 7.10 5.70 2.20 7. 10 8.30 7.60 8.90 1.80

150 mm 180 146 56 181 210 193 225 45
8 in 8 6.7 2.4 9.2 9.2 7.6 8.9 2.7

200 mm 204 170 60 234 234 193 225 69
Grooved Type LISTED EX16012
Model BR-HPG-300

Specifications
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2.5 in 4.1 3.3 3.8 2.8 5.31 5.04 5.04

-
65 mm 106 85 96 73 136 128 128
3 in 4.4 3.6 3.8 3.5 5.04 5.04
5.99 142 -
80 mm 112 92 96 83.9 128 128
4 in 5.7 4.34 4.54 4. 50 6.89 5.04 5.04

-
100 mm 145 108 115 114.3 173 128 128
Dimensions
6 in 7.1 5.7 5.21 6.6 8.23 8.66 8.66 0.28

150 mm 180 146 132 168.3 209 220 220 7
8 in 8 6.7 5.8 8.63 9.21 8.66 8.66 0.9

200 mm 204 170 147 219.1 234 220 220 24
10 in 8.98 7.88 6.26 10.75 10.16 9.65 11.23

-
250 mm 224 200 157 273 256 245 289
1200 in 10.52 9.14 6.5 11.1 9.65 9.65 11.23

-
300 mm 267 232 163 297 245 245 289
Model BR-DG-175

Specifications
2.5 in 4.1 3.3 3.7 2.9 5.3 5.3 4.9

-
65 mm 106 85 95 73 135 135 125
3 in 4.40 3.60 3.80 3.50 5.60 5.30 4.90
-
80 mm 112 92 96 83.9 142 135 125
Dimensions
4 in 5.70 4.34 4.50 4. 60 6.90 5.30 4.90

-
100 mm 145 108 114 116 175 135 125
6 in 7.1 5.7 5.3 6.6 8.3 7.6 8.9 0.28

150 mm 180 146 133 168 210 193 225 7
8 in 8 6.7 5.8 8.6 9.1 0 7.6 8.9 0.9

200 mm 204 170 148 219 232 193 225 24
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R. Water Flow Detector
WATER FLOW DETECTOR
U L LIS TED, F M AP PROVED, G OST CERT IF IE D
Water flow detectors are electro-mechanical device designed to send an alarm to a fire alarm panel and/or fire
department when a continuous flow of water occurs through the fire sprinkler system‘s piping from an activated fire
sprinkler head or leak in the system..
FEATURES
 Equipped with tamper resistant screws to prevent

unauthorized entry.
 Two synchronized switches are enclosed in a durable

terminal block. Terminals are easy to read and wire.
 Built-In mechanical time delay feature; minimizing the risk

of false alarms due to pressure surges or air trapped in
the system.
 The IM6001 offers excellent performance during riser

vibrations caused by large in-rushes of water.
 Designed and built for accuracy and repeatability.
MODEL SERIES IM6001

Flow Sensitivity 4-10gpm (15-38Lpm)
Contact Rating 8A @ 250VAC
SPECFICATIONS
3A @ 24VDC
2.5A @ 30VDC
Operating Temperature Range 0°C to 68°C
Corrosion Protection Fusion Bonded Epoxy Coated Interior
Exterior
WATER FLOW DETECTOR
U L LIS TED, F M AP PROVED, G OST CERT IF IE D
No Part Name Material

1 Saddle Ductile Iron A536 65-45-12
2 Holder SS304 + EPDM
3 Plate Aluminum Alloy
MATERIALS
4 Cover Aluminum Alloy

5 Paddle Plastic
6 Microswitch Plastic
7 Gasket EPDM
8 Retarding Device Plastic
9 Terminal Box Plastic
Size DN50 DN65 DN80 DN100 DN125 DN150 DN200

L 84 92 104 133 160 187 239
DIMENSIONS (mm)
H 190 200 220 245 270 300 350

Nominal
Pipe Size 60.3 73 88.9 114.3 141.3 168.3 219.1
Pipe Wall
2.77-3.91 3.05-5.16 3.05-5.49 3.05-6.02 3.40-6.55 3.40-7.11 3.76-8.18
Thickness
S. Water Pressure Gauge
Mechanical
Pressure Measurement
Bourdon Tube Pressure Gauge
Type 111.10SP Sprinkler Gauge
Standard Series
WIKA Datasheet 111.10SP
Applications
 Fire sprinkler systems

 Suitable for all media that will not obstruct the pressure
system or attack copper alloy parts
Special features
 UL-listed (UL-393), United States and Canada

 Factory Mutual (FM) approved
 Reliable and economical
Bourdon Tube Pressure Gauge Type 111.10SP

Standard Features
Design Pressure connection

EN 837-1 & ASME B40.100 Material: copper alloy
1/4“ NPT lower mount (LM)
Sizes
4” (100 mm) Movement
Copper alloy
Accuracy class
± 3/2/3% of span (ASME B40.100 Grade B) Dial
White aluminum with stop pin; black and red lettering
Ranges
0/80 psi, retard to 250 psi (air) Pointer
0/300 psi (water) Black aluminum
Working pressure Case

Steady: 3/4 of full scale value Black polycarbonate
Fluctuating: 2/3 of full scale value Window
Short time: full scale value Snap-in clear polycarbonate
Operating temperature Approvals
Ambient: -40°F to 140°F (-40°C to 60°C) UL listed (UL-393)
Media: 140°F (+60°C) maximum Factory Mutual
Temperature error
Additional error when temperature changes from reference
temperature of 68°F (20°C) +0.4% for every 18°F (10°C) ris-
ing or falling. Percentage of span.
Bourdon tube
Material: copper alloy
C-type
WIKA Datasheet 111.10SP � 04/2007 Page 1 of 2

Optional Extras
(not all options are UL or FM approved)
Dimensions
 Brass restrictor
 Friction-fit cover ring (requires steel case)
 Glass window (requires steel case & friction ring)
 Black-painted steel case
 Stainless steel case
 Special case colors
 Nickel-plated connection
 Custom dial layout
 Special threaded connection
 Custom dial layout
 Other pressure scales available:
bar, kPa, MPa, kg/cm2 and dual scales
Size
A B C E L T W Weight
4” mm 100 83.5 30 11.5 3.75 14
in 4.0 3.29 1.18 0.45 0.15 1/4” 0.55 0.35 lb.
Page 2 of 2 WIKA Datasheet 111.10SP � 04/2007
Ordering information
Pressure gauge model / Nominal size / Scale range / Size of connection / Optional extras required
Specifications and dimensions given in this leaflet represent the state of engineering at the time of printing.
Modifications may take place and materials specified may be replaced by others without prior notice. WIKA Instrument Corporation
1000 Wiegand Boulevard
Lawrenceville, GA 30045
Tel (770) 513-8200 Toll-free 1-888-WIKA-USA
Fax (770) 338-5118
E-Mail info@wika.com
www.wika.com
T. 1" Test & Drain Valve
Other Valves
Test and Drain Valve

UL Listed, FM approved LISTED EX15983
Model BF-VT001
Coupling 1” M NPT X 1” F NPT

Specifications
Body Material Brass
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‫‪17/01/2019‬‬ ‫ﺗﺎرﻳﺦ اﻻﻧﺘﻬﺎء‬ ‫‪04/04/2018‬‬ ‫ﺗﺎرﻳﺦ اﻹﺻﺪار‬ ‫‪29/11/2007‬‬ ‫ﺗﺎرﻳﺦ ﺗﺄﺳﻴﺲ اﻟﻤﻨﺸﺄة‬
‫ﻋﺪد اﻟﻤﻌﺪات و اﻷﺟﻬﺰة اﻟﻤﺮاد ﺗﺮﺧﻴﺼﻬﺎ ‪10‬‬
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‫‪United Arab Emirates‬‬ ‫دوﻟﺔ اﻻﻣﺎرات اﻟﻌﺮﺑﻴﺔ اﻟﻤﺘﺤﺪة‬
‫‪Ministry of Interior‬‬ ‫وزارة اﻟﺪاﺧﻠﻴﺔ‬
‫‪General Directorate of Civil Defense‬‬ ‫اﻟﻘﻴﺎدة اﻟﻌﺎﻣﺔ ﻟﻠﺪﻓﺎع اﻟﻤﺪﻧﻲ‬
‫‪General Department of Civil Defense - Sharjah‬‬ ‫اﻹدارة اﻟﻌﺎﻣﺔ ﻟﻠﺪﻓﺎع اﻟﻤﺪﻧﻲ ‪ -‬اﻟﺸﺎرﻗﺔ‬
‫اﻻﺳﻢ اﻟﺘﺠﺎري ﻟﻠﻤﻨﺸﺄة ‪ :‬ﻧﻈﺮة اﻟﺨﻠﻴﺞ ﻟﺘﺠﺎرة اﺟﻬﺰة اﻻﻃﻔﺎء و ﻣﻜﺎﻓﺤﺔ اﻟﺤﺮﻳﻖ ذ‪.‬م‪.‬م‬ ‫رﻗﻢ اﻟﺘﺮﺧﻴﺺ ‪2013-3-59668 :‬‬
‫‪Agent‬‬ ‫‪Manufacturer‬‬ ‫ﺳﻨﺔ اﻟﺘﺮﺧﻴﺺ ‪2018 :‬‬
‫ﻋﺪد اﻟﺘﺮاﺧﻴﺺ ‪2 :‬‬
‫‪17/01/2019‬‬ ‫‪Expiry date of theAgent :‬‬ ‫‪K36‬‬ ‫‪Licence No. of theAgent :‬‬ ‫ﺑﺮﻳﺴﺘﻮل اﻧﺠﻨﻴﺮﻧﺞ‬ ‫‪Name of theAgent :‬‬
‫اﺳﻢ اﻟﻤﺨﺘﺒﺮ اﻟﺼﺎدر‬ ‫ﺗﺎرﻳﺦ اﻧﺘﻬﺎء ﻗﻴﺪ‬
‫رﻗﻢ ﺷﻬﺎدة اﻟﺴﻼﻣﺔ‬ ‫رﻗﻢ ﻗﻴﺪ اﻟﻮﻛﺎﻟﺔ‬ ‫اﺳﻢ اﻟﻤﺼﻨﻊ‬ ‫ﺑﻠﺪ اﻟﺼﻨﻊ‬ ‫اﻻﺳﻢ اﻟﺘﺠﺎري‬ ‫اﺳﻢ اﻟﻤﻌﺪة‪/‬اﻟﻤﻮاد‪/‬اﻟﻨﻈﺎم‬ ‫م‬
‫ﻟﻠﺸﻬﺎدة‬ ‫اﻟﻮﻛﺎﻟﺔ‬
‫‪BRE GLOBAL‬‬
‫‪TANDA‬‬ ‫‪Detection and fire alarm system : Unit‬‬
‫‪LTD, UNITED‬‬ ‫‪(1330D-(CL-1‬‬ ‫‪16/08/2018‬‬ ‫‪17745‬‬ ‫‪China‬‬ ‫‪Tanda UK Limited‬‬
‫‪Technology co‬‬ ‫‪alarm sound‬‬
‫‪KINGDOM‬‬ ‫‪7‬‬
‫رﻗﻢ اﻟﻤﻮدﻳﻞ ‪:‬‬
‫‪Alarm Warning Device TX7300‬‬
‫‪UL,‬‬
‫‪Automatic sprinklers / hoses / point‬‬
‫‪UNDERWRITERS‬‬ ‫‪VICTAULIC‬‬ ‫‪United States of‬‬
‫‪VGYZ.EX15290‬‬ ‫‪12/10/2018‬‬ ‫‪10378‬‬ ‫‪VICTAULIC‬‬ ‫‪water supply / water systems : Metal‬‬
‫‪LABORATORIES‬‬ ‫‪EUROPE‬‬ ‫‪America‬‬
‫‪connections‬‬
‫‪INC, USA‬‬
‫‪ 8‬رﻗﻢ اﻟﻤﻮدﻳﻞ ‪:‬‬
‫‪V1201, V1202, V1203, V1204, V1205, V1206, V1207, V1208, V1211, V1212, V1213, V1214, V1215, V1216, V1217, V1218, V1221, V1222, V1223,‬‬
‫‪V1272, V1273, V1274, V1275, V1276, V1277, V1278,‬‬
‫‪UL,‬‬
‫‪Automatic sprinklers / hoses / point‬‬
‫‪UNDERWRITERS‬‬ ‫‪United States of‬‬
‫‪VUTX.EX2041‬‬ ‫‪14/03/2018‬‬ ‫‪11102‬‬ ‫‪DIXON‬‬ ‫‪water supply / water systems : Ground‬‬
‫‪LABORATORIES‬‬ ‫‪America‬‬
‫‪valves‬‬ ‫‪9‬‬
‫‪INC, USA‬‬
‫رﻗﻢ اﻟﻤﻮدﻳﻞ ‪:‬‬
‫‪AVAPRF250-1‬‬
‫‪ . 1‬ﻳﻌﺘﺒﺮ اﻟﻤﻮزع ﻣﺮﺧﺺ ﻣﻦ ﻗﺒﻞ اﻹدارة اﻟﻌﺎﻣﺔ ﻟﻠﺪﻓﺎع اﻟﻤﺪﻧﻲ‪ Sharjah -‬و ﻳﺤﻖ ﻟﻪ ﻣﺰاوﻟﺔ ﻧﺸﺎﻃﻪ ﻓﻲ إﻣﺎرة ‪ Sharjah‬ﻓﻘﻂ‪ ،‬اﺳﺘﻨﺎدا إﻟﻰ ﻗﺮار ﻣﺠﻠﺲ اﻟﻮزاري رﻗﻢ )‪ (24‬ﻟﺴﻨﺔ ‪ 2012‬ﻓﻲ ﺷﺄن ﺗﻨﻈﻴﻢ ﺧﺪﻣﺎت اﻟﺪﻓﺎع اﻟﻤﺪﻧﻲ‬
‫ﻣﻼﺣﻈﺔ‪ :‬ﻟﻼﺋﺤﺔ اﻟﺘﻨﻔﻴﺬﻳﺔ رﻗﻢ )‪ (213‬ﻟﺴﻨﺔ ‪ ، 2017‬و ﻻ ﻳﺤﻖ ﻣﺰاوﻟﺔ أﻧﺸﻄﺘﻪ ﻓﻲ ﺑﺎﻗﻲ اﻹﻣﺎرات إﻻ ﺑﻌﺪ اﺳﺘﺨﺮاج ﺗﺮﺧﻴﺺ ﻣﻮزع ﻣﻦ ﻗﺒﻞ اﻹدارات اﻟﻌﺎﻣﺔ ذات اﻻﺧﺘﺼﺎص ﺑﻜﻞ إﻣﺎرة‪.‬‬
‫‪ . 2‬إﺑﻼغ اﻹدارة اﻟﻌﺎﻣﺔ ﻟﻠﺪﻓﺎع اﻟﻤﺪﻧﻲ ﻓﻲ ﺣﺎﻟﺔ ﺗﻐﻴﻴﺮ أو ﺗﻌﺪﻳﻞ ﻓﻲ اﻟﺒﻴﺎﻧﺎت اﻟﻤﺘﻌﻠﻘﺔ ﻓﻲ اﻟﺘﺮﺧﻴﺺ اﻟﺼﺎدر ﻣﻦ ﻗﺒﻞ اﻹدارة اﻟﻌﺎﻣﺔ ﻟﻠﺪﻓﺎع اﻟﻤﺪﻧﻲ‪.‬‬
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Approval Certificates
Kitemark™ Certificate
No. KM 503775
This is to certify that: Bristol Fire Engineering

PO Box 74582
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Holds Certificate Number: KM 503775
In respect of:
BS EN 3
Portable fire extinguishers
This issues the right and licence to use the Kitemark in accordance with the Kitemark Terms and Conditions
governing the use of the Kitemark, as may be updated from time to time by BSI Assurance UK Ltd (the "Conditions").
All defined terms in this Certificate shall have the same meaning as in the Conditions.
The use of the Kitemark is authorized in respect of the Product(s) detailed on this Certificate provided at or from the
above address.
For and on behalf of BSI: Gary Fenton, Global Product Certification Director
First Issued: 13/05/2009 Latest Issue: 31/05/2016
Page: 1 of 2
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This certificate has been issued by and remains the property of BSI Assurance UK Ltd, Kitemark Court, Davy Avenue, Knowlhill, Milton Keynes MK5 8PP, United
Kingdom and should be returned immediately upon request.
To check its validity telephone +44 (0) 845 080 9000. An electronic certificate can be authenticated online.
BSI Assurance UK Limited, registered in England under number 7805321 at 389 Chiswick High Road, London W4 4AL, UK.
A member of BSI Group of Companies.
No. KM 503775
Model Number Description
DP1 1 kg ABC powder, stored pressure. Fire rating 5A & 34B.
FE6 6 litre foam (3% AFFF), stored pressure. Fire rating 13A & 144B.
FE9 9 litre foam (3% AFFF), stored pressure. Fire rating 13A & 183B.
WE6 6 litre water, stored pressure. Fire rating 8A.
WE9 9 litre water, stored pressure. Fire rating 13A.
BFE WC6 6 litre foam (wet chemical), stored pressure. Fire rating 13A & 75F.
CD2 2 kg carbon dioxide. Fire rating 34B.
CD5 5 kg carbon dioxide. Fire rating 89B.
CD2A 2 kg carbon dioxide, aluminium body. Fire rating 34B.
CD5A 5 kg carbon dioxide, aluminium body. Fire rating 89B.
All the above products are certified to BS EN 3-7:2004+A1:2007.
The above portable fire extinguisher models falling within the scope of this certificate may be marketed under the
following brand names:
Eagle
Safe
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No. KM 677822
This is to certify that: Bristol Fire Engineering LLC

PO Box 74582
Al Qouz industrial area 3
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Holds Certificate Number: KM 677822
In respect of:
BS EN 1869
Fire Blankets
This issues the right and licence to use the Kitemark in accordance with the Kitemark Terms and Conditions
governing the use of the Kitemark, as may be updated from time to time by BSI Assurance UK Ltd (the "Conditions").
All defined terms in this Certificate shall have the same meaning as in the Conditions.
The use of the Kitemark is authorized in respect of the Product(s) detailed on this Certificate provided at or from the
above address.
For and on behalf of BSI: Gary Fenton, Global Product Certification Director
First Issued: 2017-08-22 Latest Issue: 2017-08-22
Page: 1 of 2
Page: 1 of 2
No. KM 677822
Model No Description
FGC11 1.1 x 1.1m Fire Blanket
All the above products are certified BS EN 1869: 1997.
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8/14/2017 USQT.S35811 - Extinguishing System Attachments
USQT.S35811
Extinguishing System Attachments
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Extinguishing System Attachments
See General Information for Extinguishing System Attachments
SHANGHAI IRON MAN FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT CO.,LTD. S35811

Room 2343, Block 3, No.612, Shangchuang Road
Pudong New Area
201315 Shanghai, CHINA
SPRINKLER SYSTEM ALARM INITIATING DEVICES
Wet pipe, paddle type

Size Pipe Max System
Model In. Schedule Pressure psig
IMT6001-25 1.00 10 thru 40 450
IMT6001-32 1.25 10 thru 40 450
IMT6001-40 1.50 10 thru 40 450
IMT6001-50 2.00 450
IM6001-50 2 10 thru 40 450
IM6001-65 2.5 10 thru 40 450
IM6001-80 3 10 thru 40 450
IM6001-100 4 10 thru 40 450
IM6001-125 5 10 thru 40 450
IM6001-150 6 10 thru 40 450
IM6001-200 8 10 thru 40 450
Last Updated on 2017-07-17
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Waterflow Detectors, Vane Type
Waterflow detectors installed in sprinkler systems provide an electrical alarm when a flow of water from the system equals or exceeds
that of a single sprinkler. They can be used with either open or closed signaling circuits.
They may consist of a flexible vane which projects into the waterway or a pressure-sensing device. For the flexible vane type, water
movement deflects the vane, and the motion is transmitted to an alarm-actuating switch after a predetermined time delay. The time
delay is accomplished by the use of an instantly recycling retard.
Unless otherwise noted in the listing, the flexible vane type is to be used with pipe having an inside diameter which corresponds to
Schedule 40 pipe for sizes up to and including 6 in. (152 mm) or Schedule 30 pipe for sizes 8 and 10 in. (203 and 254 mm).
Waterflow detectors should not be specified for those systems where the time duration of a pressure fluctuation is greater than the
retard time. Instantly recycling retards will not transmit an electrical alarm until the time duration of the pressure fluctuation or
waterflow past the vane of the flow detector has exceeded the predetermined time setting of 30-60 seconds. Unless otherwise noted
in the listing, these detectors have 175 psi (1205 kPa) rated working pressure.
Models IM6001-50, IM6001-65, IM6001-80, IM6001-100, IM6001-125, IM6001-150, IM6001-200

Models IM6001-50, IM6001-65, IM6001-80, IM6001-100, IM6001-125, IM6001-150, IM6001-200. Rated working pressure of 450 psi
(3105 kPa). Two snap switches and pneumatic retard.
All sizes rated for Schedule 10 and 40 pipe.
Model No. Nominal Pipe Size, in. (mm)

IM6001-50 2 (50)
IM6001-65 2-1/2 (65)
IM6001-80 3 (80)
IM6001-100 4 (100)
IM6001-125 5 (125)
IM6001-150 6 (150)
IM6001-200 8 (200)
Company Name: Shanghai Iron Man Fire Fighting Equipment Co., Ltd
Company Address: Room 716, 7F, No.100, Xiuyan Road, Shanghai 201315, P. R. China
Company Website: http://firefightingtool.com
New/Updated Product Listing: No
Listing Country: China
Certification Type: FM Approved
© 2007-2017 FM Approvals. All rights reserved. 1 of 1

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VUTX.EX2041
Preuure-redumg and -Resb ktl111 Devices
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Pre99Ure-reducing and -Resb iictm•g Devices
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DIXONVALVE•mwu•m EXZ041
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CHl1STIRTDWN, MD 21620 USA
PoWlalan Model• 18·153, 18·154, l·IJ2 In., 2·1/2 In. •lze, angle type, p,....,u,. ,.,._nt ~•""'• Wlh ahut off feature, having•
..ted Inlet pn:Hun: of 175 p•I.
Dl•On- Po...•tan Model• AVAPRFlS0-1, AVAPRlSOF-1, l·l/2 In. •nd AVAPRF250·1, AVAPR250F-I, Z·l/2 In. •lze, angle type,
preuure retblCllng "91.e• "'lh •hut off fe•ture, h•vt111 • rated Inlet pretture af 175 pal.
Po..,•tan Model Ul·255, 2-112 111. tlze brot1ze re11r1e11111 fttllng• having a rated Inlet pressure of 175 P•I for rn•111llet1on on ho•e
valv;,a.
Po..,etan Models 18·457, 18·458, 18·459 preuure redudng 1111!w1 uulrze dll'rerent bonnetoonflgu111t10n1 wt11d1 ere selected
baaed upon Inlet preaaure oond1aon1 and dellred oUllet preuure. Theae wive• are designed D:I reduct the outlet pruaure under
bolh now and aaiac mnd1aone. The m11e1mum Inlet preuure for each bonnet conflguniuon 11 as follown
-·
Po..,aain
NaxltaMlll
NHal lonn8'Tf'8 llHl:Pr-Plll
18-457, 1-1/2.
... 15 225
18-458 20, 25 250
30, 35, 40, 45, 50 300
18-457, 2-112 SS, 60 200
18-458, 65 225
18-459 70 250
75 275
80 300
85 350
90,95 4GO
AVAPR (FlS0-1) (Fama la lnlat / Fama la oull•IJ 1-1/2 - 115

AVAPR (150F·I) (Fama la lnlat / Mala oullalJ 1-1/2 - 115
AVAPR (F250·1) (Female Inlet/ Female oulle!J 2·1/2 - 175
AVAPR (250F·I) (Female Inlet I Male oUllelJ 2·1/2 - 175
Fer all of lhete devtcet, die menufldurer'• 11111a11auo11 11111n1e11on1 lndude a desatpuon of the perfonnenm cheracte~tt1ct for bolh
flow and tlallc mnd111011t.
Po..,atan Model 18·459 tlnllght type, preuure redudng wlw may be provided ...nil NPT end or grooved end connee!lon1. The
grooved end eonnedlont mutt be fttted llllh UL Utted Centnl or VldllullC rubber 11a1lcettd fllllngs only.
Models 18-457, 18·458, 18·459 ire 1vall1ble lllth 1n opuon1l field lnltlllled supervllOry tampersWtch for both Tndoorand outdoor
u1e.
Mod~ll• 18-457, 18-458, 18-459 1ro 1val11ble lllth 1 eecond op1lon1l field lnaailled aupervllory tamperawtch tor lndooru1e only,
Litt Ypdntod on 2010·06·22
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HLXS.EX16012
Butterfly Valves
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Butterfly Valves
Se e Ge ne ra l Inform a tion for Butte rfly Va lve s
BRISTOL FIRE ENGINEERING L L C EX16012

AL Q UO Z INDUSTR IAL AR EA 3
PO BO X 74582
DUBAI, UNITED AR AB EMIR ATES
Pressure
Rating, psig Indicator Supervisory
Model Size, NPS Body Type (Bar) Post Switch*
Butterfly valve
"BR -DW 175" 2.5, 3, 4, 6, 8 Ductile Iron W a fe r 175 (12) — I
"BR -DG 175" 2.5, 3, 4, 6, 8 Ductile Iron Groove d End 175 (12) — I
"BR -HPW -300" 2.5, 3, 4, 6, 8 Ductile Iron W a fe r 300 (21) — O
"BR -HPG-300" 2.5, 3, 4, 6, 8 Ductile Iron Groove d End 300 (21) — O
"BR -FF-TH" 1, 1.25, 1.5, 2 Thre a de d Bronze 175 (12) — —
"BR -FF-G" 2, 2.5 Groove d End Bronze 175 (12) — O

* I = Indoor insta lla tion; O = O utdoor insta lla tion
Last Upda te d on 2013-09-03
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Environm e nt da ta ba se for a dditiona l inform a tion re ga rding this product's ce rtification.
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the O nline C e rtifica tions Dire ctory with pe rm ission from UL" m ust a ppe ar adja ce nt to the e x tra cte d m a te ria l. In addition, the
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Indicating Valves, Butterfly or Ball Type
Design features provide a dependable visible indication of the open position even at a distance. If excessive force is applied to the
handle, weakness-joints will break so as to preserve correct orientation between indicator and valve position. Valve and indicator
parts are so designed that they can be assembled only one way, always to give correct indication. All FM Approved indicating valves
turn clockwise to shut. They are small, lightweight, and, because of a resilient seat, are easy to operate. They are not subject to
sticking or dropped gates. They are not recommended for throttling service. Unless otherwise noted in the listing, these valves have
175 psi (1205 kPa) rated working pressure.
Model Nos. BR-HPG-300, BR-HPW-300, BR-DG 175, BR-DW 175, BR-FF-TH, BR-FF-G
Rated Working
Nominal Pipe
Model Number Product Type Pressure, Remarks
Size, mm
psi (kPa)
Butterfly Valve, 2 ½ , 3, 4, 6 300

BR-HPG-300 a, b, c
Grooved Ends (65 ,80, 100, 150) (2070)
Butterfly Valve, 2 ½, 3, 4, 6 300

BR-HPW-300 a, b, c
Wafer Style (65 ,80, 100, 150) (2070)
Butterfly Valve, 2 ½, 3, 4, 6, 8 175

BR-DG 175 a, b, c
Grooved Ends (65, 80, 100, 150, 200) (1205)
Butterfly Valve, 2 ½, 3, 4, 6, 8 175

BR-DW 175 a, b, c
Wafer Body (65, 80, 100, 150, 200) (1205)
Butterfly Valve, 1, 1 ¼, 1 ½, 2, 2 ½ 175

BR-FF-TH a, b, c
Threaded Ends (25, 32, 40, 50, 65) (1205)
Butterfly Valve, 2, 2 ½ 175

BR-FF-G a, b, c
Grooved Ends (50, 65) (1205)
Remarks:
a. Available with dual supervisory switches.
b. FM Approved for indoor and outdoor service.
c. FM Approved for aboveground installations only.
Company Name: Bristol Fire Engineering LLC

Company Address: P.O. Box 74582, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Company Website: http://www.bristol-fire.com
Listing Country: United Arab Emirates

HMER.EX16011
Check Valves
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Check Valves
Se e Ge ne ra l Inform a tion for C he ck Va lve s

PO BO X 74582
Swing type, Mode l BR -DGC -300, size s 2, 2-1/2, 3, 4, 5, 6 a nd 8 in., with re silie nt se at size for rate d pre ssure of 300 psig
horizonta l a nd ve rtica l installation.
© 2013 UL LLC
Single Check Valves
Single check valves are used in fire protection systems to allow waterflow in one direction only. Typical applications are at
connections between public water supplies and private fire service systems, at the discharge from fire pumps, at gravity tank
connections and at fire service pumper connections.
Valves identified in the listing by a single asterisk (*) have side covers; valves identified by a double asterisk (**) have no removable
covers; others have top covers. Clearance must be provided for side-cover valves to permit clapper removal. Valves without covers
must be removed from the system for clapper replacement or repair. Unless otherwise noted in the listing, these valves have 175 psi
(1205 kPa) rated working pressure.
BR-DGC-300
Max Working
Product Nominal Pipe
Description Pressure, psi Remarks
Designation Size, in.
(kPa)
BR-DGC-300 Swing Check Valve 2 1/2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 300 a

Grooved ends 76.1 mm, 165.1 mm (2070)
a. Resilient Seat.


Sprinkler System Alarm Testers
Each separate sprinkler system must be equipped with a separate waterflow alarm. In a high rise building, the system for each floor
must be separately alarmed. Where pressure reducing valves are used, a dual alarm and drain piping arrangement is required. The
alarm testers listed below combine test and drain valves, a waterflow sight glass, and a calibrated flow orifice in a single assembly to
simplify the piping required for such arrangements.
Model BF-VT001
Rated working
Size, Nominal
Model Designation pressure, Remarks
inch NPS K-factor (s)
psi (kPa)
175
BF-VT001 1, 1-1⁄4 5.6 a
(1205)
Remarks:
a. Devices supplied with female threaded inlet and a male threaded outlet end connection.


HMRZ.EX16103
Gate Valves
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Gate Valves
Se e Ge ne ra l Inform a tion for Ga te Va lve s

PO BO X 74582
R e silie nt Se a te d Ga te Valve s.
Rated
End Pressure,
Pattern Model Size, in. Configuration psig
*NR S 388F 2.5, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12 Fla nge d 300
O ,S&Y 399F 2.5, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12 Fla nge d 300
*NR S va lve provide d with a Post Indica tor Fla nge
© 2013 UL LLC
Outside Screw and Yoke Gate Valves
Outside screw and yoke gate valves are recommended for service indoors and in pits outdoors. They are not recommended for
throttling service. The stem indicates at a glance whether or not the valve is open. Smaller sizes, 3⁄4 through 2 in. NPS inclusive, are
of bronze. Large sizes, 2 1⁄2 through 14 in. NPS inclusive, are of iron, bronze mounted. One manufacturer makes valves of bronze up
through the 3 in. size. Unless otherwise noted in the listing, these valves have 175 psi (1205 kPa) rated working pressure.
FIG NO. 399F

Resilient Seated Gate Valves. 2-1⁄2 through 12 in. NPS. Valves have a rated working pressure of 300 psi (2070 kPa). Available
with the following end connection:
Size
End
Model in.
Connection
(mm)
Fig 2 Flange ×
No. 1/2, Flange
399F 3, 4,
5, 6,
8, 10,
12
(65,
80,
100,
125,
150,
200,
250,
300)


VEHZ.EX15983
Drain Fittings, Special Type
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Drain Fittings, Special Type
Se e Ge ne ra l Inform a tion for Dra in Fittings, Spe cia l Type

PO BO X 74582
Mode l "BF-VT001" te st a nd dra in fitting in the following nom inal size s, discha rge coe fficie nts and rate d pre ssure s:
Size, Nominal K-Factor, Rated Pressure,

in. gpm/(psi)1/2 psig
1, 1-1/4 5.6 175
© 2013 UL LLC
Pressure Gauges
Gauges for sprinkler systems and fire pumps are designed for use with air or water. These gauges are usually of the Bourdon tube
type. The moving parts are fabricated of appropriate corrosion-resistant materials.
When installed on the air side of a dry pipe system, a retard type gauge may be used. This gauge is assembled with a tube
appropriate to the unretarded pressure range of the gauge and is provided with a spring to resist the full scale load.
The two common sizes are 4 1⁄2 and 3 1⁄2 in. diameter. These gauges can be calibrated with a hydraulic testing unit by adjusting the
dial pointer to read correctly at known pressures. Accuracy requirements are that the gauge be correct within 2% over the center third
of its scale and within 3% over the remaining two-thirds. Dial marking subdivisions correspond to the maximum accuracy of the
gauge.
For service on fire pumps where the suction may be taken under a lift, compound pressure vacuum gauges are available graduated in
pressure units over both the pressure and vacuum scales, and are designed not to be injured by vacuum.
To minimize possible damage and provide maximum accuracy, gauges should be selected with scales of about twice the maximum
system pressure.
Model 111.10SP.100
Air or Water Pressure Gauge - Model 111.10SP.100
• 0-300 psi (0-2068 kPa). 4 in. (100 mm) size, Plastic Case.
• 0-300 psi (0-2068 kPa). 4 in. (100 mm) size, Steel case with brass plated finish.
• 0-400 psi (0-2760 kPa). 4 in. (100 mm) size, Plastic Case.
• 0-600 psi (0-4140 kPa). 4 in. (100 mm) size, Plastic case.
Retard Pressure Gauge - Model 111.10SP.100
• 0-80-250 psi (0-550-1725 kPa). 4 in. (100 mm) size
These gauges have a 1/4 in. male NPT bottom connection.
Company Name: Wika Instrument Corp

Company Address: 1000 Wiegand Blvd, Lawrenceville, Georgia 30043, USA
Company Website: http://www.wika.com
Listing Country: United States of America

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VEVX.EX5232
Gauges, Pressure
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Gauges, Pressure
See General Information for Gauges, Pressure
WIKA INSTRUMENT CORP EX5232

1000 WIEGAND BLVD
LAWRENCEVILLE, GA 30043 USA
Bourdon spring type, Model 111.10, size 4 in. with dials graduated 0-300 psi, 0-400 psi and 0-80-250 (retard).
Last Updated on 2009-09-18
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Company Profile
Firefighting Solutions Provider
www.bristol-fire.com
BRISTOL Fire Engineering, part of the Concorde – Corodex Group (CCG), was
established in 1974 as a leading manufacturer of high quality Fire Fighting
Systems and Equipments. BRISTOL was one of the first fire fighting companies
to receive an ISO 9001 certification in the Middle East, placing a great emphasis
on achieving international and Third party approvals in all our product range
such as (Kite Mark, LPBC, UL listing and FM Approval). In addition, all our
products carry Civil Defense approvals in the market we operate in.
We are continuously working on adding new technologies to our product range

so we can meet the ever changing customer needs.
Our range of experience expands to all category projects from residential,

commercial, healthcare, Industrial and educational.
Integrity and Quality are ingrained in BRISTOL name. For over three decades,
Bristol related companies have consistently performed complex projects on
time and within the budget while never compromising quality.
BRISTOL’s complete in house staff consists of fire fighting specialist engineers,

project executive staff, professional services & maintenance teams and it
ensures that end users receive a total solution rather than merely a product.
Product range
• Fire Alarm & Detection System

• Fire Suppression systems (Novec 1230, FM200,CO2,Water Mist, Kitchen
Hood & Inert gas)
• FOAM System /FOAM Concentrate
• Fire Sprinkler systems
• Fire Pumps
• Fire and Rescue trucks
• Hydrant valves /Nozzles and accessories
• Wet / Dry riser components (Fire Hose reel ,Landing Valves ,PRV etc.. )
• Fire Extinguishers ( Wet Chemical, Dry Chemical Powder
/CO2/Foam/Water Harleton)
• Fire Doors
Concorde-Corodex Group
Group Profile
The Concorde- Corodex Group, a part of M.H Al Mana Group of Companies, is

one of the Middle East region’s pioneering providers of fire protection, water
purification, wastewater treatment and environmental services. Established in
1974, the company has evolved to become the largest group to offer a diverse
portfolio of products and services like a complete kit of water treatment services,
fire fighting equipment and marine & industrial chemical cleaning to name a few.
Looking to meet the continuously changing demands and requirements from

customers across various industry verticals, the Concorde – Corodex Group has
diversified itself into 17 individual companies--each excelling in their respective
field of expertise and operating as an independent entity. Collectively, all
subsidiary companies continue to consolidate the Concorde – Corodex Group
market leadership in the Middle East region, with assets worth over USD 90
million.
CCG’s core values have been the cornerstone of what define us and what we
stand for. They are excellence, innovation, environment stewardship, and health
& safety.
All business units of Concorde-Corodex Group are registered companies with

Quality, Environment, Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems
(QHSEMS) in compliant to international standards such as ISO 9001:2008, ISO
14001:2004 and OHSAS 18001:2007.
Our Team
From relatively small team, Concorde-Corodex Group has vastly grown in size.
Presently, we have 920 total employees, amongst which are 322 Engineers,
Specialists, Chemists and other Technical Professionals.
Mission Statement
We, the Concorde-Corodex Group, are committed to provide quality products

and services.
In pursuit of this commitment in serving the consumers, we shall adopt sound

trade and industrial policies as well as regulations provided by the government.
We shall provide timely and world class services that answer our clients'
business needs for Design, Manufacturing, Servicing and Trading.
In the same way we relate with our clients, so shall we relate with each other as
we promote an internal environment that foster professional growth.
In the attainment of this mission and for love of this country, we bind ourselves to
be the highest standards of competence, integrity and dedication.
Vision Statement
We are committed to deliver world class products in various business activities in
the fields of Designing, Manufacturing, Servicing and Trading.
We shall actively provide innovative and effective services to the consumers, with
customers' delight as our measure of success.
As we move toward this direction, we shall endeavor to become leader in

providing total quality service in the field.
We are group of highly capable, skilled and dedicated people with creative and
noble ideas committed to build an organization we can be proud of.
We shall triumph in a work environment that upholds the highest distinction in

excellence professionalism, integrity and harmony.
In essence, we shall always strive to be a provider of true service worthy of

consumer’s trust as we meet the challenges of the ever changing consumer
needs.
International Operating offices:
• U.A.E. (Head corporate office and manufacturing facility)

• Winnipeg, Canada
• London, UK
• Khartoum, Sudan
• Doha, Qatar
• Muscat, Oman
• Jeddah, K.S.A
• Amman, Jordan
UAE Operating Offices:
• Abu Dhabi
• ICAD Mussafa
• Khalidiya
• Dubai
• Al Quoz
• Al Awir
• Sheikh Zayed
• Sharjah
• Al Ain
• Ras Al Khayma
Core Activities
Water Purification / Treatment Systems
Sewage Treatment Plants
Vacuum Sewer Systems
Operation & Maintenance
Electromechanical Services
Marine and Industrial Chemical Cleaning
Fire Fighting Equipments and Systems
Fire Protection and Safety
Machine Tools and Engineering Equipment
Scientific & Laboratory Equipment
Oilfield Equipment
Industrial Gases
Welding Equipment
Vehicle Manufacturing Division
Quality Policy
Concorde-Corodex Group is a professional company devoted to build a strong

customer relation base to deliver a wide range of quality products. With a history
of service excellence that has evolved through the decades, our organization
leads a Group of Companies/ Business Operating Units, incorporating a variety
of business activities in the fields of Designing, Manufacturing, Servicing and
Trading.
We at CCG have committed ourselves to provide and exceed our customers’
expectations and contractual requirements through:
Employee: We recognize our employees as the most valuable asset of the

organization. On the basis of merit hiring the right incumbent for the right
position, we value their skills and knowledge and we lead, motivate and empower
them through a working environment that advances our business objectives.
Products/Services: Our objective is to provide products or services that meets

or exceeds customer’s satisfaction. We deliver to customer the right product or
service at the right time at the right quantity, quality and price.
Processes: We have implemented ISO 9001:2008 to define and control our

processes and ensure that they are conforming with the set policies. Our aim is
to reach to the most efficient way of carrying out the tasks to enhance our
business relations with customers.
Customers: Customer Satisfaction is recognized as the number one priority in

our organization as our success is directly linked to the satisfaction of the
customer towards his final output of the quality of our product and services.
CCG is an enterprise that retains a tradition of integrity and is on the path to

expand and continually improve in line with the market trends.
Environmental Policy
We, at Concorde-Corodex Group, are committed to provide quality products and
services in a manner that ensures a safe and healthy workplace for our
employees and minimizes our potential impact on the environment. We will
operate in compliance with ISO 14001: 2004 and all relevant environmental
legislations and will strive to use pollution prevention and environmental best
practices in all we do.
We are committed to continually improving our environmental performance
using the following measures:
1. The control of emissions and discharges consequential upon our

Operations to ensure these has minimal detrimental effect upon the
environment.
2. The control of odour, noise and litter to eliminate or minimize the
effects on surrounding areas.
3. To optimize raw materials usage and conversion efficiencies including
the rework and/or recycling of scrap.
4. To seek to reduce the consumption of materials, fuel & energy used in our
operations.
5. Compliance with environmental legislation and regulations.
6. To take into account the concerns of interested parties such
as regulators, shareholders, suppliers, employees and the public.
7. To communicate this policy to all members of the organization and
ensure all are trained in their respective environmental responsibilities.
8. To make this Environmental Policy available to customers and the public
on demand.
The introduction and implementation of this Policy is a commitment of
CCG Management and a shared responsibility of all our employees.
This policy will be reviewed annually as part of the company’s overall

Environmental Management review system.
Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Policy

Concorde-Corodex Group is committed to prevent injury and ill health by
providing safe and healthy working conditions for all its employees and to ensure
that work done does not affect adversely the health and safety of others.
CCG strives for continual improvement in Occupational Health and Safety

(OH&S) management and performance through consultation and participation of
employees.
To achieve this, the following work policy is hereby issued:
Provide adequate control of the Health and Safety risks arising from our
work activities.
Consult with our workers and volunteers on matters affecting their Health
and Safety, including work related stress.
Provide and maintain safe plant and equipment.
Ensure safe handling and use of substances.
Provide training, information, instruction and supervision for workers to
ensure that they are aware of their individual OH&S obligations.
All works will be carried out in accordance with the requirements of OHSAS
18001:2007 and other relevant Health & Safety laws, Acts, Regulations, Codes
of Practice and Guidance Notes and ensure compliance to applicable laws where
the company subscribes to.
Management and supervisory staff have the responsibility for implementing this
policy throughout the company and must ensure that health and safety are
always given priority in planning day-to-day supervision of work.
This policy will be reviewed periodically and will be available to interested parties.
Group Members
• Concorde Trading Co, Abu Dhabi
For everything water related
• Concorde Agencies Est, Abu Dhabi
Fire protection and automation system
• Concorde Technical Est, Abu Dhabi
Fire Protection, Water and Wastewater Treatment, and Environmental
Specialists
• Corodex Trading Co, Dubai
For everything water related
• Corodex Agencies Est, Dubai
Fire protection and automation system
• Corodex Industries, Dubai
Water Purification and Wastewater Treatment Specialists
• Corodex Marine, Dubai
Step ahead in chemical cleaning
• Corodex Electromechanic, Dubai
Bringing Engineering Solutions to Life Vacuum Sewerage System Water
and Wastewater
Treatment Systems
• Bristol Fire Engineering, Dubai
Everything Fire Related
• Al Jaddaf Electromechanical, Abu Dhabi
Fire Protection, Water and Wastewater Treatment, and Environmental
Specialists
• EFLO International, United Kingdom
Wastewater Treatment Specialists
• Bristol Gases, Dubai
Industrial Gases
• Dubai Industrial Gases, Sharjah
Industrial Gases
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Technical Data Sheets and Catalogue

A. Bristol Fire Cabinets

Mild Steel Cabinet Features:

- Back box, Door & Architrave - Heavy duty magnetic catchers

- Red polyester powder coated finish - Full length door handle

recessed mounting - Solid double skin door

- Round bar hinges - Stainless steel piano hinges

- Door is right or left hand opening

Stainless Steel Cabinet Features:

- Suitable surface or recessed mounting - Full length door handle

- 180o Swinging door action - Pin type concealed hinges

- Door is right or left hand opening - Wired Glass Panelldoors

- Suitable to accommodate one Bristol Fire hose and fire

Surface Mounted Recessed Mounted Cabinet

Single Cabinet Fire Extinguisher:

- Mild Steel - recessed mounted extinguisher cabinet

- Stainless Steel - surface mounted extinguisher cabinet

- Stainless Steel - recessed mounted extinguisher cabinet

Surface Mounted Recessed Mounted Cabinet

compartment can fit up to 3 nos. of either 4.5kg or 6 kg

DP Extinguisher, 9 liters water / foam extinguisher or 2kg

- Upper compartment fits one Bristol fire hose 2.5” complete

with accessories and one Bristol landing valve. Lower

compartment can fit up to 3nos of either4.5kg or 6kg DP

extinguisher, 9 liter water / foam extinguisher or 2kg

- Upper compartment fits one Bristol Hose Reel.

- Fits one Bristol Fire Hose 2.5” complete with accessories

and one Bristol Landing Valve 2.5”

- Lower compartment of cabinet with 5kg Co2 Kite mark,

and upper compartment cabinet with Hose Reel, cabinet

1600mm x 800mm x 300mm. 5kg Co2 Extinguisher

Kite Mark, required cabinet height of 85 cm

Surface Mounted Recessed Mounted Cabinet

Model BF-MS-001 BF-AS-002 BF-MS-003 BF-AS-004

Mechanism Manual Automatic Manual Automatic

Hose Material Double Braided Polyester Cord-Reinforced Rubber

Drum Material Powder Coated Mild Steel

Working Pressure 12bar

Test Pressure 18bar

Accessories Included Nozzle, Ball Valve, Mounting Bracket

Optional Accessories Lockshield Valve, Pressure-Reducing Valve

Body Material Brass / Chrome Plated

Working Pressure 16bar

Test Pressure 24bar

Model BF-SJ-001 BF-SJ-002 BF-DJ-003 BF-DJ-004

Diameter 1½” 2½” 1½” 2½”

Jacket Single - Polyester Double - Polyester

Inner Lining EPDM

Color Red / White

Service Test 14bar 14bar 20bar 20bar

Proof Test 26bar 26bar 40bar 40bar

Burst 40bar 40bar 60bar 60bar

Bristish Instantaneous Aluminium

Material Brass C3604

Fire Class Application A and B only

Pressure Rating 200psi

Service Pressure 20-200psi

Wide Open Flow Rate 130gal/m 280gal/m

Pressure and Settings Charts

BSI Kitemark Approved, Pressure Type

Model DP1 DP2 DP4 DP6 DP9 DP12

Fire Class ABC

Extinguishing Agent 40% ABC Dry Chemical Powder