Inline Inductor
An Inline Inductor is a foam proportioning device used in fire-fighting systems to mix foam concentrate with water at a controlled ratio before discharge through foam-making equipment. It is widely used in industrial fire protection, tank farms, chemical plants, refineries, loading bays, and foam suppression systems. Manufacturers commonly describe it as a Venturi-type device for fixed or portable foam applications.
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Inline Inductor / Inline Foam Inductor |
| Application | Fire Fighting / Foam Suppression System / Industrial Fire Protection |
| Type | Fixed Type / Portable Type |
| Working Principle | Venturi-Type Foam Proportioning |
| Material | Stainless Steel / Brass / Mild Steel / Aluminum Alloy |
| Connection Type | Instantaneous / Threaded / Flanged |
| Common Foam Ratio | 3% / 6% |
| Flow Capacity | Common market variants range from around 75 LPM to 3500 LPM. Portable models are also available in 225 LPM and 450 LPM, depending on design. |
| Operating Use | Mixes Foam Concentrate into the Water Stream Before Foam Branch / Foam Chamber / Foam Generator |
| Installation | Inline with Water Supply Hose or Foam Line |
| Finish | Corrosion Resistant / Industrial Grade |
| Use Area | Refineries, Petrochemical Plants, Fuel Storage, Airports, Warehouses, Hazardous Fire-Risk Areas |
