Which type of nozzle should be used with the Inline Eductor?

The choice of a 95 GPM Vari Nozzle for use with the Inline Eductor is based on several crucial factors related to effective firefighting techniques and equipment compatibility.

The Inline Eductor is designed to mix water with a certain amount of liquid agent, typically foam, to create a fire suppression system that is both efficient and effective. The flow rate indicated by the nozzle is vital, as it determines how well the system can deliver the necessary foam solution to the fire.

Using a 95 GPM nozzle allows for optimal performance by ensuring that the water supply and foam concentrate are mixed at the right ratio. This specific flow rate aligns well with the operational capabilities of the Inline Eductor, ensuring that the system can sustain the necessary pressure and flow dynamics. When the flow is too high or too low, it can result in improper mixing, which diminishes the effectiveness during firefighting operations.

Selecting a nozzle that falls outside this range, such as the 75 GPM, would be insufficient for the volume of foam required, while a 125 GPM or 150 GPM nozzle might exceed the operational limits of the Inline Eductor, leading to inefficiency or equipment failure. Thus, the 95 GPM Vari Nozzle is deemed the most