Deploying the NoFloods Flood Barrier is a straightforward process that can be accomplished by following these 5 simple steps:
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Step 1: Arrival and Site Inspection
Upon arrival at the deployment site, conduct an inspection to assess the suitability and any potential obstacles. The Flood Barriers can be deployed from various sources, including trailers, small trucks, storage bags, deployment boxes, or directly from a hydraulic winch.
Step 2: Deploy the Barrier
Unroll or pull out the Flood Barrier at the desired location where protection is needed. This step involves physically positioning the barrier in the intended area of deployment.
Step 3: Connect Terminals and/or Junctions
For the NoFloods PRO model, connect the Terminals and/or Junctions to the tubes as required. This is a crucial step in establishing the barrier’s structural integrity.
Step 4: Connect Pumps and Fill Tubes
Attach the pumps to the system and begin filling the tubes with water. As the tubes become water-filled, the Flood Barrier takes shape and becomes operational.
Step 5: Emptying and Disassembly
When the need for the Flood Barrier subsides, the disassembly process is as efficient as the deployment. Gradually release the water in a controlled manner and then roll up the tubes for storage. For longer distances, utilizing the NoFloods Hydraulic Winch is recommended to facilitate smooth rolling and efficient disassembly.
By adhering to these 5 straightforward steps, you can effectively deploy, operate, and subsequently disassemble the Flood Barrier, providing quick and reliable flood protection as needed.