Aquor Ground Yard Hydrant System Installation Guide

Aquor Ground Yard Hydrant System Installation Guide

aquor Ground Yard Hydrant System Installation Guide
aquor Ground Yard Hydrant System

GROUND HYDRANT

Ground Hydrant

The Aquor ® Ground Hydrant is a freeze-proof yard hydrant. Easy to install, bury it or install at waist height.

The hydrant will self-drain when disconnecting to protect against freezing and will self-clean so no maintenance is required. Available in gray (or blue upon request).

FEATURES & BENEFITS

  • Flush-mounted design with twist lock connection system.
  • Easy to install at any height, recessed, flush with the ground, or waist level.
  • 100% frost-free, leak-free, and lead-free.
  • Instant access under full water pressure.
  • Hydrants self-drain providing complete freeze protection all winter long.
  • High quality marine-grade 316L stainless steel and Delrin® acetal resin are durable and long-lasting.
  • Hose connector contains integral check valve for backflow protection.
  • Self-cleaning outlet requires no regular maintenance.
  • Protects against water theft
    Ground Hydrant
    Ground Hydrant

TECHNICAL SPECS

Inlet1/2 “ BSP
Outlet3/4” BSP
Weight1.36kg
Operating Temperature0-60 °C
Operating Water Pressur172-861 kPa
Hydrant MaterialStainless Steel
Connector MaterialAcetal Resin
Cover MaterialASA Thermoplastic
O-Ring MaterialFluorocarbon Rubbe
SKUUGH-SERIES

HYDRANT

Product Description
Product Description

  1. Rear Valve Housing (inlet)
  2. Hydrant Body O-Ring
  3. Valve Spring
  4. Inner Valve O-Ring
  5. Operating Rod
  6. Hydrant Body
  7. PVC Protective Sleeve
  8. Silicone Flapper Valve
  9. Check Valve Retainer
  10. Check Valve Housing
  11. Check Valve Release Spring
  12. Check Valve O-Ring
  13. Check Valve
  14. Check Valve Screen
  15. Check Valve Housing Washer
  16. Check Valve Retainer
  17. Check Valve Spring
  18. Connector Check Valve
  19. Check Valve O-Ring
  20. Connector Body
  21. Connector O-Rings
  22. Debris Cover Bolt
  23. Debris Cover
  24. Debris Cover Nut

INSTALLATION

Before installation, decide on a location for the hydrant and be sure to decide how deep you want the hydrant.

  1. DIG A HOLE
    Dig a hole for the hydrant approximately 600mm in diameter and 300mm deeper than the bury depth. For additional protection and/or concealment, you can install an in-ground valve box or pull box to surround the hydrant.
    Note: The valve at the bottom of the hydrant must be buried below the frost line. This ensures proper drainage so the hydrant does not freeze.
    DIG A HOLE
  2. FLUSH THE PIPES
    Flush the piping in your water supply before connecting the hydrant to clear any debris that may have collected during the installation and assembly. Debris in the water supply can cause a jam in the hydrant’s closing mechanism.
  3. CONNECT THE HYDRANT
    Connect the hydrant to the water supply, but do not bury the hydrant yet. Place the hydrant on top of a cinder block or other heavy, flat object for support to prevent damage to the supply line and the hydrant.
    Connecting Instruction
    Note: Make sure to connect a garden hose to the Aquor® hose connector BEFORE connecting the hydrant. Water will start flowing instantly.
  4. TURN ON THE WATER
    Turn on the water supply and test the hydrant to ensure it is operating correctly. Attach the included Aquor ® hose connector to a garden hose, then plug into the hydrant.
    Water Supply
  5. CHECK THE VALVE
    Check to make sure the hydrant’s drainage valve is clear of obstruction. The silicone flapper valve is designed to drain excess water while preventing bugs and debris from entering the valve. The PVC sleeve protects the silicone flapper valve from damage. Ensure the hydrant drains properly before burying. Ensure the hydrant  is installed level, perpendicular to the ground surface.
    Check The Valve
  6. FILL THE HOLE
    Fill the hole around and below the hydrant with medium-size gravel or drain rock. This provides a drain field for the hydrant. Without a proper drain  field, the hydrant may not empty itself, and will be susceptible to freezing.
    Fill The Hole
    Optional: Layer a suitable plastic sheeting or landscaping fabric halfway through filling. This can help prevent soil or fine sand from settling and filling the drain field.
  7. TEST THE HYDRANT
    Test hydrant operation again go ensure everything is installed properly and functioning correctly.
    Test The Hydrant

OPERATION

Firmly attach the Aquor® connector to a garden hose, using teflon tape if needed.

Connect: To connect to the hydrant, line up the 3 grooves on the connector then simultaneously push and twist clockwise into the outlet. Position your wrist as if you are about to wring out a towel, and complete the action in one smooth motion. Water flow will start instantly.
Disconnect: Perform the reverse motion to disconnect. Water will shut off instantly, and self-drain through the drain port.
Operation Instruction
Operation Instruction

SKUStem Length (A)Overall Length (B)
UGH1212” Hydrant358 mm
UGH1818” Hydrant508 mm
UGH2424” Hydrant662 mm
UGH3636” Hydrant966 mm
UGH4848” Hydrant1271 mm

AQUGH12-G

12 Grounded Hydrant
Ground Hydrant

Costumer Support

Aquor Water Systems Inc.
www.aquorwatersystems.com
240 Airport Rd, Port Townsend, WA 98368
[email protected]
P: 1-800-458-1749
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References

Documents / Resouces

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