Why is the midforce nozzle included in high-rise bundles?

The midforce nozzle is included in high-rise bundles primarily because it allows for switching between high and low pressure. Firefighting in high-rise buildings often involves complex scenarios where pressure and flow rates must be adjusted to effectively combat fires at various elevations and distances from the water source. The ability to switch between high and low pressure helps firefighters adapt to the specific challenges they face, such as ensuring adequate reach through long hose lays or managing flow for more precise application of water in confined spaces.

Variable flow capabilities are essential in firefighting as they enable rapid response to changing conditions at the fire scene. Firefighters can efficiently modulate water flow to target areas that require more or less water pressure, enhancing their ability to control the fire while conserving resources. This flexibility is crucial in high-rise operations where other options may be limited due to building design and the layout of the infrastructure.