This is a fire fighting tutorial video about the Location of Standpipe Hose Connections NFPA 14 in Urdu language. It is basic learning detailed information about NFPA 14 standpipe and hoses connection/fire protection standpipe NFPA 14 as per standard requirements. It is also important for Firefighting/MEP technical staff. Here sharing my experience and knowledge that will be helpful to learn & grow for Engineers & Technical staff. If you found anything which is inappropriate then convey it in the comments for my information and rectification in the future.

00:00 Introduction
00:59 Location of hose connection
01:39 Unobstructed hose connection and hose station
02:25 Height of hose connection and hose station
03:42 Class 1 location of hose connection standpipe
06:08 Class 1 Hose connection travel distance for sprinklered buildings
07:00 Class 1 Hose connection travel distance for non-sprinklered buildings
08:37 Where class 1 hose connection is omitted
10:29 Where class 1 hose connection is required
13:08 Class 1 hose connection requirement in the covered mall building
14:42 Class 1 hose connection requirement at highest landing or roof
15:54 Class 1 hose connection requirement in slope roof
16:41 Class 1 hose connection requirement in un-sprinklered building
18:06 Hose connection travel distance exceeds the design requirement
19:50 Class 1 hose connection requirement in an open parking garage

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