OMP Fire Extinguisher Nozzle - Black

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This guide is for individuals who own OMP plumbed-in fire extinguisher systems and need replacement or additional nozzles. The key benefit is ensuring the proper functioning of your safety system with genuine OMP parts. A caveat is that these nozzles are specifically designed for OMP systems and may not be compatible with other brands. This black nozzle is Option 2, matching those found in OMP Tecnica and ONE collection extinguishers, offering a direct fit for straight, 90°, or T-connectors.
| Model Part Number | CD0-0393-A02 |
|---|---|
| Brand | OMP |
No, this nozzle is designed exclusively for OMP plumbed-in fire extinguisher systems and their specific connectors.
Option 2 is the black colored nozzle, as supplied with OMP Tecnica and ONE collection extinguishers. Option 1 refers to other available colors or variants if applicable.
Yes, this nozzle is designed to fit OMP straight, 90°, or T-connectors used in their plumbed-in systems.
It is recommended to visually inspect your fire extinguisher nozzles for any damage or obstructions periodically, especially before each use or event, as part of a routine safety check.
The product description does not specify the exact material, but OMP nozzles are typically made from durable materials suitable for motorsport applications.
The part number is printed on the product itself or its packaging. The MPN for this specific black nozzle is CD0-0393-A02.
Verify that you are using an OMP-specific connector designed for this nozzle. Ensure there are no cross-threads or obstructions on the connector or the nozzle's internal threads. Do not force the nozzle.
Confirm the nozzle is correctly tightened onto the OMP connector. Check the entire length of the fire suppression system tubing for kinks or blockages. Ensure the system itself is properly charged and functional.
Check the tightness of the nozzle on the OMP connector. If the leak persists, inspect the connector and the nozzle threads for damage. Consider replacing the connector if it shows signs of wear.
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