Production introduction
The 4-Stroke Gasoline Fire Pump delivers consistent high-pressure water supply for on-site emergency firefighting, independent of fixed power grids. This 4-Stroke Gasoline Fire Pump relies on a Honda GXV390 air-cooled power unit to generate steady power output, which enables stable water absorption directly from rivers, lakes and open reservoirs. With a peak flow reaching 1500 liters per minute and a rated pressure of 0.4MPa, this 4-Stroke Gasoline Fire Pump can push water up to 75 meters vertically, supporting long-distance water delivery along fire hoses. The recoil starting system guarantees quick startup, so this 4-Stroke Gasoline Fire Pump can be put into operation immediately after being placed on the water surface.
This 4-Stroke Gasoline Fire Pump achieves outstanding endurance through optimized power configuration. Unlike two-stroke engines that require mixed fuel, the four-stroke structure burns pure gasoline cleanly, cutting fuel consumption and reducing exhaust emissions during long shifts. The whole unit weighs 55 kilograms with a compact outer dimension, which allows fire crews to lift and transport the pump onto vehicles or boats with ease. Equipped with an 80mm inlet and a 65mm outlet, this 4-Stroke Gasoline Fire Pump matches most standard fire hose connectors without extra conversion parts. The solid floating base maintains balance amid small waves, ensuring continuous water intake without interruption.
Products Parameters
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Model |
FTQ4.0/15-H |
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Engine type |
Air-cooled,4-stroke,single-cylinder, gasoline |
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Engine model |
Honda GXV390 |
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Starting way |
Recoil |
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Max flow |
1500L/M |
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Rated pressure |
0.4Mpa |
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Rated flow |
15L/S |
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Pump head |
75m |
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Inlet |
80mm |
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Outlet |
65mm |
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Weight |
55KG |
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Appearance size |
770*770*460mm |
Application Scenarios Detail
- Mountain Wildfire Blocking Operations: Fire teams place this pump on mountain streams to draw water, then build continuous water spray barriers to slow down the spread of brush fires across hilly terrain.
- Inland River Port Emergency Rescue: At river wharves and small shipyards, the floating pump absorbs water directly from the river to put out fires on cargo barges, wooden docks and bulk material storage areas.
- Remote Farm & Grain Depot Protection: Agricultural facilities far from urban water supply can use this pump to extract water from farm ponds, defending barns, silos and farm workshops against accidental structural fires.
Products Description
FAQ
Q: What fuel type does this 4-Stroke Gasoline Fire Pump require?
A: It runs on pure unleaded gasoline. No oil-gas mixture is needed, which simplifies fuel preparation and reduces maintenance work for field fire crews.
Q: How long can this four-stroke engine run continuously without overheating?
A: The air-cooled Honda engine can run nonstop for multiple hours as long as the engine oil and gasoline are replenished regularly, suitable for all-day long-duration firefighting missions.
Q: Can the pump still maintain stable pressure when lifting water to the full 75-meter head?
A: The high-torque four-stroke power unit keeps steady pressure output at maximum lift height, and water can still reach elevated fire fighting positions through long hoses.
Q: What protective measures can prevent the inlet from being blocked by aquatic weeds and sediment?
A: A matched filter screen can be installed at the 80mm inlet to block floating debris, avoiding frequent shutdowns caused by inlet clogging in natural water sources.
Q: Is the floating base resistant to collision damage during transportation and deployment?
A: The thickened polyethylene floating body resists impact and water corrosion, and it stays intact after repeated hoisting and placement on water surfaces.