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X-Stream Nozzle Flow: Discharge in U.S. GPM Effective Reach in Feet

This document provides flow and effective reach data for Elkhart Brass nozzle products. The flow is measured electronically and reach is determined by tests at a fixed height and angle. Flow rates and reaches are provided in tables for different nozzle models, inlet sizes, pressure settings, and pressure levels. The tests are conducted under controlled conditions, but actual results may vary depending on outdoor conditions.

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X-Stream Nozzle Flow: Discharge in U.S. GPM Effective Reach in Feet

This document provides flow and effective reach data for Elkhart Brass nozzle products. The flow is measured electronically and reach is determined by tests at a fixed height and angle. Flow rates and reaches are provided in tables for different nozzle models, inlet sizes, pressure settings, and pressure levels. The tests are conducted under controlled conditions, but actual results may vary depending on outdoor conditions.

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ELKHART BRASS MFG. CO., INC. • 800.346.0250 • 1.574.295.8330 • FAX: 574.293.9914 • www.elkhartbrass.

com

X-STREAM
NOZZLE FLOW
The flow and effective reach data found on the following pages is compiled and updated by our engineering staff in the testing area of our assembly department.
The flow is determined by an electronic flowmeter while a piezometer gauge at the base/inlet of the nozzle establishes the “nozzle pressure.”
The effective reach is determined by elevating the nozzle to 32 degrees above horizontal and at a height of 4’ above ground level. The reach of Straight Stream,
Narrow Fog (30 degrees) and Wide Fog (90 degrees) are then established by measuring where the last water droplets are falling at ground level. These tests are
conducted in “still air” conditions, so the actual results will vary depending upon conditions.

Discharge in U.S. GPM Effective Reach in Feet


Catalog Inlet Stream Nozzle Pressure PSI Nozzle Pressure PSI
No. Size Setting 50 60 65 70 75 80 50 60 65 70 75 80
SS 108 134 165 198 255 —
2.5 Narrow Fog 113 244 350 500 1000 — 89 94 98 107 124 —
SM-1000 Wide Fog 47 61 65 68 81 —
Series SS 123 142 176 210 221 241
3.5 Narrow Fog 130 297 405 530 675 1000 88 90 93 100 115 125
Wide Fog 55 66 77 90 97 103
SS 139 182 220 257 271 —
2.5 Narrow Fog 315 525 630 925 1250 — 105 110 116 119 130 —
SM-1250 Wide Fog 57 62 69 77 92 —
Series SS 110 140 172 220 229 —
3.5 Narrow Fog 385 655 875 1100 1250 — 100 129 132 136 140 —
Wide Fog 56 62 68 72 82 —

Discharge in U.S. GPM Effective Reach in Feet


Catalog Stream Nozzle Pressure PSI Nozzle Pressure PSI
No. Setting 50 60 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 105 110 50 60 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 105 110
SM-1500 SS — — — 240 300 — — — — — —
Series Narrow Fog 500 850 1250 1500 2000 — — — — — — — — — 125 148 — — — — — —
SM-2000
Series Wide Fog — — — 90 100 — — — — — —

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