Tag:emergency=fire_service_inlet

emergency=fire_service_inlet can be used to tag a Fire Department Connection (FDC), also called a Building Hydrant Inlet or a Fire Service Inlet. See  Wikipedia. The fire brigade can connect a pressurized water source to these inlets to aid firefighting efforts. Common types of inlets include Dry Riser Inlets and Fire Sprinkler Inlets.

How to map

Add a Node with emergency=fire_service_inlet. If you know the type of inlet, tag it with fire_mains=* and/or fire_sprinkler=*. See tables below.

Some inlet panels will have two connections, so it is possible to have fire_mains=* and fire_sprinkler=* on the same node. See example 5 below.

Type of inlet

Tag	Description	Image	Taginfo
fire_mains=dry	A Dry Riser Inlet ( Wikipedia) is a inlet to a network of pipes which are normally dry. The inlet splits into several pipes which lead to outlets on each level of the building. This avoids running hoses up the stairwell of tall buildings. In some countries this is considered an obsolete technology and in other countries it is no longer allowed. It is sometimes called a Dry Standpipe, although the term Standpipe has multiple meanings in firefighting.		$1% More details at taginfo
fire_mains=wet	A Wet Riser Inlet or Charged Riser is similar to a Dry Riser, except that the pipes are permanently filled with water from a tank in the building or the city's water mains. The inlet allows the fire brigade to pump water into the system to supplement the normal water supply.		$1% More details at taginfo
fire_mains=yes	A unknown type of Riser Inlet		$1% More details at taginfo
Tag	Description	Image	Taginfo
fire_sprinkler=yes	A Fire Sprinkler Inlet is an inlet into a  Fire sprinkler system. These systems are permanently connected to a tank with limited capacity. The fire brigade can pump water into this inlet to supplement the building's tank.		$1% More details at taginfo
fire_sprinkler=wet fire_sprinkler=dry fire_sprinkler=pre-action	A Fire Sprinkler Inlet where the specific type of system is known.		$1% More details at taginfo $1% More details at taginfo $1% More details at taginfo

Other sub-tags

• Couplings: Just like fire hydrants, it can be useful to add infomation about the coupling, such as couplings=*, couplings:type=*, and couplings:diameters=*.
• Position: It is assumed that hydrant inlets are attached to the wall by default. If not, you can add fire_service_inlet=* which has the same possible values as fire_hydrant:type=*.
• Substance: It is assumed that the inlet is for water. If not, you can add substance=*, for example foam.

Examples

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  emergency=fire_service_inlet + fire_mains=dry

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  emergency=fire_service_inlet + fire_mains=dry. "Dry Standpipe" is the American term for Dry Riser

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  emergency=fire_service_inlet. No subtag since the type of inlet is unclear

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  emergency=fire_service_inlet + fire_sprinkler=yes.

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  emergency=fire_service_inlet + fire_mains=wet + fire_sprinkler=yes. Two sub tags since this panel has two separate connection types. Alternatively, two separate Nodes could be used.

See also

• emergency=fire_hydrant An outlet, the opposite of this tag.
• Standpipe (firefighting) on Wikipedia

Possible synonyms

emergency=dry_riser_inlet

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More details at taginfo

• emergency=dry_riser_inlet ‒ Use emergency=fire_service_inlet + fire_mains=dry instead

If you know places with this tag, verify if it could be tagged with another tag.
Automated edits are strongly discouraged unless you really know what you are doing!

emergency=sprinkler_connection

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More details at taginfo

• emergency=sprinkler_connection ‒ Use emergency=fire_service_inlet + fire_sprinkler=yes instead

If you know places with this tag, verify if it could be tagged with another tag.
Automated edits are strongly discouraged unless you really know what you are doing!