Products Description
portable water cannon
foinbo® RXR - M80D fire - fighting robot, as a type of special robot,
Remote Controlled Firefighting Robot is an advanced firefighting machine designed to operate in hazardous environments where it is too dangerous for firefighters to enter. Equipped with high-capacity water or foam monitors, cameras, sensors, and wireless control systems, these robots allow emergency responders to suppress fires from a safe distance while minimizing the risk of injury or loss of life.
As industrial facilities become larger and more complex, remote controlled firefighting robots have become essential equipment for petrochemical plants, warehouses, airports, power stations, tunnels, mining sites, military facilities, and municipal fire departments. Their ability to work continuously in extreme heat, toxic smoke, and unstable environments makes them invaluable during modern firefighting operations.
- High protection level.
The overall protection level is IP67. The chassis protection level is IP68.
- Fast traveling speed.
It can reach 6.51Km/hour.
- Autonomous obstacle avoidance.
Detect the distance of obstacles in front in real - time and ensure automatic parking at a safe distance.
Products Parameters
|
Model Number |
Flow Rate |
Drag Distance: | Continuous Walking Time | Climbing Ability | Water Depth |
| RXR - M80D |
4800 L/Min |
≥60m |
4h | ≥ 83.9% (or 40°) | ≥ 500mm |
FAQ
Q: What is a remote-controlled firefighting robot?
It is a track/wheel-type unmanned fire-fighting equipment operated by wireless remote control. It can enter high-temperature, toxic, smoke-filled, explosion-risk zones instead of firefighters, performing fire suppression, cooling, smoke exhaust, hazard detection and hazard disposal tasks.
Q: Where can this robot be used?
Industrial scenarios: Chemical plants, oil depots, gas stations, power plants, battery warehouses, paint workshops
Public facilities: Large shopping malls, underground garages, subway tunnels, warehouses, waste incineration plants
Special fires: Vehicle fires, oil tank fires, chemical leakage fires, tunnel fires, confined space fires
Q: What are the core advantages over manual fire fighting?
Zero casualties: Replace firefighters to access dangerous high-risk areas
High temperature resistance: Withstand long-term exposure to high-temperature smoke and radiant heat
Continuous operation: Stable water/foam supply for long-duration cooling and fire suppression
Multi-sensor monitoring: Real-time feedback of temperature, gas concentration, video data to operators
Flexible mobility: Cross obstacles, climb slopes, adapt to narrow passages
Q: What remote control distance does the robot support?
Standard wireless control distance: 800–1500 meters open space; 300–600 meters for complex buildings with walls. Optional signal repeater to extend control range to over 3000 meters. Wired backup control is available for extreme signal shielding environments.
Q: What signal transmission modes are adopted?
Dual-mode transmission: 2.4G anti-interference wireless + 4G/5G real-time video transmission. Equipped with anti-blocking and anti-electromagnetic interference modules to avoid signal loss in chemical factory and power station sites.