About this asset

Red metal twin-inlet fire booster head modeled as a Revit family, featuring dual connection ports and a lower drain assembly for wet riser systems. Constructed as a dual-port breeching inlet assembly, the component features a robust cast-style manifold finished in safety red with dual circular inlet housings mounted side by side. Each inlet port incorporates standard coupling collars, rim detailing, and cylindrical caps oriented for rapid hose connection. Beneath the main distribution chamber, a secondary lower pipe extension transitions into an elbow fitting and miniature drain valve rendered in contrasting metallic grey, replicating standard wet riser maintenance and testing hardware found in commercial riser cupboards or exterior building niches.

The download is a 389 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Designed for mechanical and fire protection coordination in Revit, this RFA component inserts directly into plant room and facade piping layouts. Users can align the dual head with exterior cladding penetrations, map pipe system connections to the rear feed, and adjust graphic overrides for riser schematics. The geometry provides accurate physical clearances for MEP clash detection alongside architectural wall openings.

Essential for commercial offices, high-density residential towers, transport hubs, and industrial warehouses, this Siamese connection serves dry or wet riser infrastructure. It typically mounts externally near building access routes, within dedicated perimeter recesses, or alongside fire hydrant booster sets. Specifiers frequently search for twin-way breeching inlets, FDC assemblies, dry riser inlet heads, or fire brigade booster manifolds during technical design stages to ensure compliance with local life safety and fire fighting regulations.