Stolen Hydrant Booster Valve

Поделиться
HTML-код
  • Опубликовано: 26 фев 2023
  • Why do they need to steal an old and non-copper hydrant booster valve?

Комментарии • 6

  • @niloyu105
    @niloyu105 Год назад

    💕💕💕 Love to watch... Dito lang sa Trabaho ko Battery sa Diesel fire pump 5months na ayaw pa palitan 😂😂😂

  • @user-ti1zb8kt6i
    @user-ti1zb8kt6i Год назад

    Yr videos are very helpful.
    Can you do a video on annual hose reel test including flow test.

  • @mercuriall2810
    @mercuriall2810 5 месяцев назад

    I found your video after the fire suppression system for the apartment building I live in was inspected and found to have the booster head for the hydrant stolen. A critical defect.
    I know the red metal cabinet must be accessible to the fire brigade via a key they carry, which limits options when it comes to preventing the theft from happening again.
    There have apparently been a spate of these thefts.
    Are you able to provide any suggestions beyond vigilance to prevent the hydrant booster heads from being stolen again?
    Any suggestions to improve security or make theft more difficult, whilst still remaining compliant with all relevant regulations would be much appreciated.

    • @fireprotectionguy7943
      @fireprotectionguy7943  4 месяца назад

      Hi. I got 3 incidents of theft - in Carlingford, Westmead and Parramatta. The police caught the thief after few months and he's a plumber. They found out that the plumber targeted the old type of copper hydrant. A cabinet can be a deterrent but it's the owner's decision to install it.