Every year, three million fire hydrants are buried in more than 72 inches of snow.

These delays in accessing water supplies eat up precious time in saving someone's life or property.

Lt. John Creel, creator of the Hydrant Snorkel and a retired 23-year veteran with the Hoodland (Ore.) Fire Department, found a way to establish water flow from hydrants deep under snow.

"The real future of the hydrant will come more into play as community’s demand a smaller carbon footprint," Lt. John Creel said. "With the snorkel, there's no manpower or machinery needed to dig out hydrants to access water supply to save homes people live in."

NO MORE:
 

   * Relying on someone to dig out fire   

      hydrant 24/7    
   *Delaying fire operations
   *Inability to locate fire hydrant
   *Waiting for water tenders
   *Fire insurance increases due to

    structure loss
   *Not making ISO standard for water supply
   *Kinked hose due to hole
   *Breaking hydrant from snow removal   

     equipment
​   *Street plows burying hydrants
​   *Snow storage piles
   *Trying to predict winter snowfall
   *Loss of homes & life
​   *Unsafe interior attacks due to  

    unsustainable water supply
​   *Frozen stems/hydrants
​   *Digging at the whim of mother nature
​   *Wasting money digging a hole you may or

     may not  use year after year
​   *Wasting tax base funds

EASY TO

INSTALL

VIRTUALLY

MAINTENANCE FREE

CAN BE LEFT YEAR

AROUND

SKI HILLS - INDUSTRIAL SITES – MINES – NORTHERN COMMUNITIES and more

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