The following section shows photographs of in situ hose valves.
Below, a hose valve on a Class 1 dry standpipe. Cap appears to be missing:
The following two (2) photos show a Knox (Brand) locked hose valve:
The next photo may show a Class 1 standpipe with a hose valve and a missing cap. The photo may also show unprotected Schedule 10 pipe that has surface corrosion. Is exposure to weather a corrosive environment?
Below are two (2) more photos of the above mentioned Class 1 standpipe:
The next photo may show a hose valve with a damaged handle:
The next photo shows a hose valve installation. Is there sufficient clearance for the hose coupling?
The next photo reportedly shows a hose valve with a missing cap:
The next photo shows a field adjustable pressure reducing hose valve:
The next photo shows a field adjustable pressure reducing hose valve:
The next photo may show a hose valve with a missing cap:
The next photo may show a hose valve with a missing cap:
The following two (2) photos show a hose valve with a missing handle. The valve also may be rotated in a manner where the hose valve is unusable in its present configuration:
The following photo may show a hose valve with a missing cap:
The following photograph may show a hose valve with a missing cap:
The following photo may show a hose valve with a field modification (tape). The inspector/photographer does not know the reason for the field modification (tape):
The following photo may show a hose valve with a missing cap.
The following photo may show a hose valve with potential clearance issues. Can a hose coupling actually fit between the hose valve and wall?
The following photo may show a hose valve with a missing cap (protects threads). The valve may not have a mechanical sound connection to the coupling.
The photo below may show a Class 1 standpipe chain locked hose valve. Does the FD have a key?
The following photograph may show a hose valve with a missing handle. There also is evidence of corrosion.
A close up of the previous valve is below. How easy will it be to remove the cap?
A pressure reducing hose valve is shown below. Note the paint on the handle:
Photo below shows a slightly rare setup:
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