Tag:emergency=siamese
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 emergency = siamese
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A siamese connection is a pipe fitting that allows two or more fire hoses to be connected to a single standpipe riser at the same general location. 
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See emergency=fire_service_inlet for the new tagging scheme.
A siamese connection or splitter in fire protection engineering is a pipe fitting that allows two or more fire hoses to be connected to a single standpipe riser at the same general location.
How to map
Place a node at the location of the Siamese connection with the tag emergency=siamese.
Additional tags
- colour=* – Describes the colour of the Siamese connection.
- connect=* – Describes how many fire hoses can be hooked up to the Siamese connection.
- map=* – Describes whether or not there's a map of the building provided below the Siamese connection (as in the picture to the right).
- material=* – Describes what kind of material the Siamese connection is made of.
- height=* – Describes the height of the standpipe that hooks up to the Siamese connection.
- width=* – Describes the width of the standpipe that hooks up to the Siamese connection.
- dry_standpipe=* – Describes whether or not the Siamese connection's standpipe is a dry standpipe.
- wet_standpipe=* – Describes whether or not the Siamese connection's standpipe is a wet standpipe.
Examples
A Siamese connection:
- emergency=siamese
- colour=green
- port_height=4.7 cm
- port_width=7.8 cm
- connect=5
- map=yes
- material=metal
- height=22.5 m
- width=20.1 cm
- dry_standpipe=yes
- wet_standpipe=no