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Hydrants & Water Supply

Inventory, flow tests, annual servicing, NFPA color coding. Shows on the CAD map when you need a supply — not on a paper grid in the cab.

NFPA 291 color codes Flow tests GPS-accurate CAD map overlay
What it does

Every hydrant. Every flow test. Every callout layer.

NFPA 291 requires hydrants to be color-coded by flow rate. NFPA 25 requires annual flow testing. Most departments do both. Most also keep the records on a clipboard in a drawer.

Watchroom keeps the inventory geo-located, the flow tests dated, and the color codes computed automatically. When you query the CAD map for the nearest supply during a working fire, you see flow rates, not just dots.

How it works

Three things that change.

GPS-accurate inventory Every hydrant pinned to its actual location. Static pressure, residual pressure, flow rate, valve type, main size. Hardware photo per hydrant.
NFPA 291 color codes computed Color (blue/green/orange/red) computed from flow rate automatically. Map renders with the right color without anyone manually classifying.
Flow test scheduling Annual flow tests scheduled per hydrant. Officer signs off, results land back in the inventory. Past-due hydrants flag on the map.
Connected

Talks to every other module.

No CSV exports, no batch jobs, no reconciling two systems by hand. When something happens in one module, the others already know.

Replaces

Out with the old.

What this module takes off the department’s plate, and the standards it answers to.

ReplacesPaper hydrant grids
ReplacesCustom GIS layers
ReplacesCity water-department spreadsheet sync
ReplacesFireHydrant.com data exchanges
MeetsNFPA 291 (color coding)
MeetsNFPA 25 (annual flow testing)
MeetsNFIRS hydrant data exchange

See Hydrants & Water Supply on your own run data.

A walkthrough is a working session, not a slide deck. Bring your most awkward workflow and we’ll run it.