Angle Brass Fire Valve DN50
Brass angle valve DN50, PN16 — the heart of a hydrant cabinet
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DN
50
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Type
Fire valve (landing valve)
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Pressure
PN16 (1.6 MPa)
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Material
Brass
Specifications
- DN
- 50
- Type
- Fire valve (landing valve)
- Pressure
- PN16 (1.6 MPa)
- Material
- Brass
- Version
- Angled
- Application
- Fire hose valves (fire hose cabinets)
Description
A brass angle-pattern fire stop valve, nominal bore 50 mm, PN16 (1.6 MPa). It mounts in a fire hose cabinet: threaded to the riser on one side, a hose coupling adapter on the other. Cast brass does not rust and stays tight through years of standby — critical for a valve that must open at any moment.
Advantages
- Cast brass — no rust through years of standby
- PN16 — handles pump-station pressure
- Angle pattern fits hydrant cabinets
- Standard DN50 bore
- Opens with one hand on the wheel
Applications
- Fire hose cabinets
- Internal fire mains
- Site handover outfitting
- Replacing worn valves
Frequently asked questions
Why brass instead of cast iron?
Brass does not rust: after years of standby the valve opens by hand, not with a wrench. For a device used once in years, that is what matters.
Does it fit a 50 mm hose?
Yes — the outlet takes GR-50 hose couplings, the standard of hydrant equipment.
What pressure does it hold?
Rated PN16 — 1.6 MPa, covering internal fire mains and pump stations with margin.
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