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The document is an invoice and checkout form for renting a hydrant meter and RPZ (Reduced Pressure Zone) device from the Zeeland Board of Public Works. It includes sections for customer information, hydrant details, rental fees, water usage costs, and total amounts due. The form is designed to be filled out by both the customer and the office staff, with specific instructions for billing and payment.

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What is the purpose of the fire hydrant test?

This test is useful to determine the flow rate available from a hydrant for a fire emergency. This test also verifies the mechanical operation of the test hydrant, as well as the piping and valves serving the hydrant.

What is a hydrant meter for?

Badger Meter Fire Hydrant Meters are designed for use in measuring cold water from a fire hydrant or other non-permanent installation where flow is in one direction.

What is the purpose of a hydrant?

It is designed to provide rapid access to water if a fire breaks out. Fire hydrant installation consists of a system of pipe work connected directly to the water supply main to provide water to every hydrant outlet and is intended to provide water for the firemen to fight a fire.

Is hydrant water the same as tap water?

Fire hydrants are connected to the drinking water distribution system which means that the water that comes out of the hydrants to be used to fight fires is the same high quality treated water that comes out of your faucet at home. This system needs to be cleaned and tested peri- odically.

How do you read a hydrant meter?

The meter is read by reading the numbers from left to right. The first numbers on the right are stationary zero(s). These stationary zero(s) represent the ones and tens place. The movable dials on the left represent the tens, one hundreds, and thousands of gallons, and so on.