Ayvaz Monitör ve Master Stream Nozulu 3'' FM Onaylı

Ayvaz Monitor and Master Stream Nozzle 3'' FM Approved: High Capacity Fire Extinguishing Solution

The Ayvaz Monitor and Master Stream Nozzle is a critical piece of firefighting equipment designed to provide high-flow, long-range firefighting in high-risk areas such as industrial facilities, refineries, ports, and large storage areas. FM Approval indicates that this nozzle meets the most stringent fire safety standards and demonstrates its reliability.

What are the Ayvaz Monitor and Master Stream Nozzles and What are their Technical Features?

This Monitor and Master Stream Nozzle is part of a "Monitor" (fixed water cannon) system, which is mounted on a fixed line and delivers a high-volume water flow from a single point. The "Master Stream" feature refers to the nozzle's ability to control large fires by pumping hundreds of gallons of water per minute (GPM).

Main Technical Features of Ayvaz Monitor and Master Stream Nozzle:

• FM Approval: The product is Factory Mutual (FM) approved, indicating full compliance with fire safety and performance standards.

• Flow Rate Range: Offers a flow rate between 400-800 GPM (Gallons Per Minute) for high capacity extinguishing.

• Max. Working Pressure: Withstands a maximum working pressure of 175 PSI (12.1 bar) .

• Material and Coating: The body is manufactured from Carbon Steel for high strength and is coated with Red Epoxy Paint against corrosion.

• Connection Diameters:

  • Inlet Diameter: 3” ANSI 150 Flanged

  • Outlet Diameter: 3” BSPT Threaded (Male)

• Mobility:

  • 360º rotation around itself.

  • 45º downwards.

  • It offers 90º upward movement.

Ayvaz Monitor and Master Stream Nozzle Usage Areas and Advantages:

• Industrial Facilities: Storage tanks, refineries, chemical plants.

• Ports and Shipyards: High-capacity response to ship and cargo fires.

• Warehouses and Hangars: Fire control in large areas.

• Advantage: Thanks to its high mobility and powerful flow rate, a single nozzle can protect a large area, allowing operators to safely control the fire from a distance.