Standard ADA Hydrant- Brochure

Figure 2 Figure 3SEAL, O-RING21O17OOO2Figure 4GROUNDLEVELBURYDEPTH 27”FROST LINEFigure 11.) 2.)Hydrant canister must be placed below existing frost line. Fig.13.)4.)No ground preparation is required for the Freeze Flow Sanitary Yard Hydrant; therefore it can be placed in any soil condition. Hydrant canister is stainless steel and pipes are all galvanized steel, which meet ASTM specs. It is the responsibility of the installer to know his/her soil condition and to ensure that proper corrosion protection is administered to the hydrant. The application of paint or rubber tape may be needed to protect against some soil conditions.Attach hydrant to existing supply line using an approved thread sealant.Flush supply lines BEFORE installing hydrant.INSTALLATIONFreeze Flow hydrants are designed for heavy-duty commercial use where safe potablewater is needed. This hydrant drains into the canister below the frost line to preventfreeze ups and cross contamination with the soil bacteriaSanitary ADA Yard HydrantInstallation InstructionsHoeptner Products7796 Oak Spring Circle, Gilroy, CA 95020 * Ph 408-847-7615 / Fax 408-847-0675 work@garlic.com * www.freeze?ow.comHOEPTNER PERFECTED PRODUCTSDo the ?ollowing:6.) If no leaks are detected then replace back?ow preventer and proceed to back ?ll hydrant with soil.Remove back?ow preventer at quick disconnect (Figure 2) Operate hydrant at partial ?ow with thumb over outlet until the water pressure forces past thumb. (Figure 3). At this point shut o? hydrant. [ With hydrant full of water it is easier to detect if hydrant is leaking. Hydrant should not drip from outlet once hydrant is full of water. ]If hydrant leaks from outlet, remove operating rod and replace o-ring on stopper tip. (Figure 4) 5.) BEFORE back ?lling with soil, make sure shut o? valve does not leak due to debris in supply line or damaged o-ring. A leaking seat can cause hydrant to ?ll with water and possibly freeze.