Protect fire hydrants from unauthorized use while making them easy to locate in bad weather or at night. All of these lockouts have a built-in hasp and a separate cover with a reflective band for high visibility. Mount lockouts to a fire hydrant’s operating nut using the included set screws, slide on the cover, and then add a padlock (not included) to lock them in place—preventing unwanted access to the hydrant’s operating nut. Remove the cover, not the entire lockout, to loosen the operating nut and use the hydrant.

These lockouts are ready for use on newer hydrants with a 1 1/2" operating nut. Use an adapter to make them compatible with older hydrants that have a 1 1/4" operating nut.

Lockouts with tape use a band of color to quickly identify hydrants by their flow rate. They help you meet National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standard 291, which gives guidance for color-coding fire hydrants by flow rates. Instead of painting the caps of older hydrants, you can use these lockouts to meet new color-code standards.