The training content on the use of fire-fighting equipment is as follows:

1. Outdoor fire hydrant

The operation method of outdoor fire hydrant is: the first step is to roll out the fire hose; The second step is to quickly connect the water gun to the hose; the third step is to connect the hose to the outdoor fire hydrant. After the connection is completed, use a special wrench for outdoor fire hydrants to turn counterclockwise, screw the screw to the maximum position, and open the fire hydrant.

After using the outdoor fire hydrant, you need to open the drain valve to drain the accumulated water in the fire hydrant to avoid freezing and damaging the fire hydrant.

2. Indoor fire hydrant

When a fire occurs, the fire hydrant box door should be opened quickly. The glass door can be broken in an emergency. Press the control button inside the box to start the fire water pump. Take out the water gun, pull out the water hose, and at the same time connect one end of the water hose interface to the fire hydrant interface and the other end to the water gun. Straighten the water hose on the ground, turn the indoor bolt handwheel in the opening direction, and hold the water gun tightly with both hands. Sprinkle water to extinguish the fire.

After the fire is extinguished, close the indoor hose and all valves, rinse the hose, place it in a cool and dry place to dry, and then place it in the hose box according to the original hose placement method. Clean the broken control button glass and replace it with glass pieces of the same specifications. Check whether the fire-fighting equipment configured in the bolt box is complete and intact. If there is any damage, it should be repaired or equipped in time.

Firefighting equipment:

The most common firefighting equipment is a fire extinguisher. Common firefighting equipment also includes indoor fire hydrants, smoke fire detectors, infrared fire detectors, and fire alarm controls. equipment, hoses, water guns, etc. Fire-fighting equipment refers to equipment used for fire extinguishing, fire prevention and fire accidents.

Regular fire protection products should have clear and durable markings on their surfaces and packaging, including product marks and quality inspection certificates.

The product mark should include the manufacturer's name and address, product name, product model, main technical coefficients, product trademark, production date and product number, and execution standard code. Quality inspection marks should include inspector and qualification marks.

Fake and shoddy products often have vague and rough appearance marks, incomplete content, and are not durable. For example, the trademark casting on the valve body of the fake fire hydrant is unclear; there is no specification and model mark on the interface; the fire hose is not marked with the word "fire", etc.