After you've used the Hydrant Testing Super Set all day, you'd rather forget your hydrant wrench at home than it.  It's a game changer for speed and efficiency.  

 

By placing Pressure Senders on both sides of your flow hydrant, you can conduct two hydrant tests simultaneously.  By yourself even.   The NIST certified high accuracy digital pressure gauge sender attaches to a fire hydrant cap, displays pressure locally and transmits it wirelessly up to 3000' range. This allows a lone operative the ability to see real time pressure while they are elsewhere, probably controlling a water flow valve. Careful, it may cause you to feel like you've had an out of body experience and were in two places at once.

 

A large 3.1" daylight readable LCD display makes it easy to see PSI & GPM at a glance while you are working, and LEDs give a visual indication of data transmission.  A handy button on top allows you to record results (up to 5) at any time during a test so you don't have to worry about remembering them afterwards. 

 

Record your starting static pressure with the Display, then open your hydrant to flow water and it will even alert you when you've reached a 25% pressure drop at your test hydrants.  Capture the flow GPM and residual pressures at all points with the click of a button.  It doesn't get any easier than this.

 

This is flow testing flexibility and allows a team to conduct twice as many tests with one less person.  Save time and resources when conducting fire flow tests!  The person controlling the water flow can now see instant pressure readings to prevent water hammer spikes and avoid costly repairs. 

 

Comes with extra quick connects to use your existing equipment and USB mag attachment charge cables for when the built in li-ion batteries get low. With 24 hours continuous operation battery life, you can get in a lot of water flow testing before you recharge.  We say turn in on in the morning and off when you're done for the day.

 

Range: The range of a wireless signal is always limited by obstructions. With the standard setting you can expect 1000' of range. Crank it up to the max for those special situations and you can reach out to 3500' along a typical street. 
Range comes at the cost of speed and transmissions will slow from 4x/sec to 1x/3sec at the max setting.