Resources

Learn more about Spartan Fire Hydrants in the following collection of content resources, including videos, cost analysis reports, downloadable guides, ROI calculator, and news articles.

Cost Analysis Report

Get a FREE Cost Analysis Report customized for your community! Find out what you could be saving with SPARTAN hydrants.

Guides and Documents

Benefit from the convenience of downloading resource documents about Spartan Fire Hydrants. Whether it’s product manuals, technical specifications, or instructional guides, you can effortlessly obtain the necessary resources to enhance your experience with Spartan products.

Maintenance and Operations Guide

Everything related to the operation and maintenance of a Sigelock Spartan Fire Hydrant.

Specifications Change Submittal

This document includes information on the reason for change, features and benefits provided, specification text, and specification diagrams,

Spartan Fire Hydrant Warranty

Read the full description of the 25-year warranty on Sigelock’s Spartan Fire Hydrant.

Features and Benefits Cut Sheet

View all of the parts and components of the Spartan Fire Hydrant in this cross-section diagram.

Spartan Fire Hydrant Brochure

How do you minimize maintenance and repair costs while improving reliability and safety? Introducing The Spartan Hydrant.

Video Library

Enjoy this collection of videos encompassing an overview of Spartan Fire Hydrant functionality, real-world use, and what makes it a clear improvement to a 100-year-old design. 

Tobago’s First Spartan 300 Fire Hydrant

The very first Spartan 300 to leave North America. Many thanks to Tobago and Trinidad & Tobago for making this advancement in fire protection. Another big thank you to Stephen Harris from SecureGroupTT for making this all possible!

Creating Safer Communities with the New Spartan Hydrant

Watch a group of community leaders, firefighters, and engineers come together to discuss the importance of collaboration in creating resilient and safe neighborhoods. Through compelling interviews and real-life examples, the video highlights the transformative impact of teamwork, shared knowledge, and effective communication in addressing fire safety challenges.

Spartan Hydrant Cost Savings Versus a Conventional Hydrant

Learn from Jeff Trezza, former head of water distribution for Suez New York, as he shares his process on the due diligence that occurred before deciding to implement Spartan Fire Hydrants. 

Spartan Fire Hydrant Closes Without Water Hammer

Watch how the tri-arm design is more stable than a conventional two-arm design. The tri-arm does not allow any rocking or chatter upon closing. The valve design coupled with the smooth operating acme thread eliminates slap closing and stops water hammer.

ROI Breakeven Calculator

Discover your cost savings over the next 10 to 25 years when you adopt the Spartan Fire Hydrant.

Water Infrastructure News

Learn what’s being talked about and reported on regarding water infrastructure. Updated daily!


Water Eisner Soundbite Firefighter Archived Recording Fire
- SCOTT DETROW, HOST: The fires that have devastated parts of the Los Angeles area the past couple of weeks - how exactly did they get so out of control so fast? There were a lot of factors at play, including fierce winds whipping the LA area at the time. At 10:48 on the morning of January 7, firefighters in the Pacific Palisade section of the city radioed out a warning about a blaze. They said it was still small but that it threatened to grow quickly. (SOUNDBITE OF ARCHIVED RECORDING) ... [Read More]

Source: npr.org

Water Fire Hydrants System City Bend
- As fires exploded across parts of Los Angeles County in early January — decimating entire neighborhoods and causing at least 25 fatalities — one critical setback for firefighters was a loss of pressure in fire hydrants. Some were completely dry. The failure of the hydrants was due to reliance on a system designed to fight one house fire at a time, not an apocalyptic moment when hundreds of homes are burning simultaneously. With scores of fire hydrants tapped while the fires raged ... [Read More]


U S Army Corps Columbus Water Chattahoochee Valley Water Infrastructure Columbus
- Nicole Sanders 1 min read COLUMBUS, Ga. ( WRBL ) — A bill by Sen. Jon Ossoff intended to help upgrade Columbus' water infrastructure has been signed into law Wednesday. The law creates new authority for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to start water infrastructure projects in Columbus. Congress can now appropriate funding for Army Corps to partner with Columbus' government on those infrastructure projects. Ossoff had this to say. "I remain focused on the Chattahoochee Valley every day," ... [Read More]

Source: yahoo.com

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