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Niagara Hand Lever Monitor

by Marcus Carter
Niagara Hand Lever Monitor

SA Fire Protection

Niagara Hand Lever Monitor supplied by SA Fire Protection

Telephone: +39 (0) 050 703 006     Email: Click to email    Website: Click to visit website

Head Office:  Viale Etruria 15, 56021, Cascina (PI), Italy

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Niagara Hand Lever Monitor

The Niagara monitor is a hand lever operated monitor with single water way body. Very easy to operate, the Niagara monitor is capable of withstanding flows up to 8500 lpm (2250 gpm) and may be base flanged 3”, 4” or 6” UNI or ANSI. Movements on the vertical & horizontal plane can be performed by a hand lever that transfer the operator force to the monitor joints, making the monitor movements very smooth. Both vertical and horizontal positions are secured by the worm gear that prevent the monitor to move against the reaction force.

The joints are built in the monitor cast using a double channel system that host the rotational spheres. The “S” shaped body is designed to balance the reaction force and couple the monitor with several different discharge outlets such as water branch pipes, foam branch pipes and nozzles. The Niagara monitor can be configured also as self-oscillating adding a Pelton turbine unit. In such case a hand wheel is also provided for emergency maneuverer on the horizontal plane. The material of construction makes it suitable for being used with sea water or water foam solution within industrial harsh environments & offshore applications.

Accessories

  1. Water/Foam Nozzle
  2. Self-inducing Nozzle
  3. Water Branch Pipe
  4. Foam Branch Pipe
  5. Self-inducing Foam Branch Pipe
  6. Automatic Drain Valve

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