If the Inline Eductor requires a higher inlet pressure, what could be a potential consequence?

The potential consequence of requiring a higher inlet pressure for the Inline Eductor is the risk of causing potential damage to the system. When an Inline Eductor is designed to operate within specific pressure parameters, exceeding these parameters can lead to stresses on the components that may not be capable of handling such pressures. This could result in leaks, ruptures, or failure of the eductor itself, thus compromising its functionality and safety.

Maintaining correct inlet pressure is crucial not only for the performance of the eductor but also for the integrity of the entire firefighting system. Any failure in such systems can pose serious risks during operations, highlighting the importance of adhering to manufacturer specifications regarding pressure requirements.