Breaching Inlet System

Breaching Inlet System is a fire protection component that provides an external water supply to a building’s internal fire protection system, such as fire sprinklers or hydrants. It allows fire services to connect their hoses to an inlet valve, enabling them to pump water into the building’s fire fighting systems if the internal water supply is insufficient or if the building’s system is not fully operational.

Breaching inlets are typically installed at accessible locations on the exterior of a building and are essential for ensuring firefighters have a reliable and direct water source in case of an emergency. These systems are commonly found in large buildings, industrial sites, and high-rise structures, where a robust and flexible water supply is critical for effective fire suppression.