Product Overview

Fire hose reels are fixed water systems that feed water through a flexible hose to control and suppress small fires. They connect to your building’s water supply and are usually mounted on a wall or stand in a clear, accessible location. These systems are designed for trained staff to use quickly during a fire, helping protect people, equipment, and structures until emergency services arrive. They are commonly used in corridors, machine rooms, workshops, parking areas, and large commercial spaces.

Key Features

• Ideal for small fires in industrial plants, factories, warehouses, and commercial buildings.
• Provide a continuous supply of water to control flames and cool hot surfaces.
• Fixed mounting makes the system easy to locate and use in an emergency.
• Flexible hose allows users to direct water accurately at the fire from different angles.
• Strong drums and valves are built for long service life in harsh site conditions.
• Compatible with standard building water systems and fire protection setups.

Benefits

• Helps control small fires quickly, reducing damage to buildings, equipment, and stock.
• Supports compliance with fire safety requirements and client HSE standards on large projects in Saudi Arabia.
• Provides a simple, familiar tool for trained staff, so they can respond with less stress.
• Works as part of a broader fire safety system with extinguishers, alarms, and sprinklers.
• Low maintenance once installed, with regular checks to confirm water flow and hose condition.

Usage Instructions

These steps do not replace formal fire safety training.

1. If it is safe to do so, pull the hose out from the drum and move towards the fire while keeping the reel in place.
2. Unroll the hose carefully so it does not kink or block the water flow.
3. Hold the nozzle firmly and aim it at the base of the fire.
4. Open the valve or trigger to release water, and sweep from side to side to cover the burning area.
5. Keep the hose moving until the fire is out or the water supply is stopped by a supervisor.
6. If the fire grows too large or you cannot control it, stop, move away, close the door if possible, and call emergency services.
7. After use, check the hose for damage and drain it if needed.
8. Report any problems to your safety team so the system can be repaired and refitted for future use.

Frequently Asked Questions